FABIEN CANOLLE
Associate Professor (Université Grenoble Alpes , and Grenoble INP)
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Contact Information
Building: CETA
Office 220, University Campus, 525 Avenue Centrale, 38400 Saint-Martin-d'Hères
Fabien.Canolle@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr
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Research Topics
Doctoral students' careers
Organizational innovations in healthcare
Scientific Disciplines
Management Sciences
Education
HR / management
Organizational Theory
Resume
2021-present
Grenoble INP-UGA / IAE (Grenoble engineering and management institution)
Lecturer and researcher in management science.
September 2023:
- Head of the "HR and Health" program of the Master 2 in HR in partnership with the IFCS of Grenoble (CHU-GA)
- Head of the IAE Chair in Organizational Innovations in Healthcare: https://iae.grenoble-inp.fr/fr/liae/inos
2020-2021
IAE Lyon
Temporary Teaching and Research Assistant in Management Sciences (HRM and Finance, L3 to M2 FI, FA and FC; English and French)
Jean Moulin University of Lyon 3
Post-doctoral fellowship followed by research and engineering position within the Chair of Values of Care
2017-2020
IAE Lyon and the Lyon Institute for Labour Studies (Université Lumière Lyon 2)
Part-time lecturer (lectures and tutorials) in Bachelor's 3rd year and Master's 1st year, in Human Resource Management and Organizational Theory
Part-time lecturer (tutorials) in Master 1 Social Law in Introduction to Human Resource Management.
2017-2020
RD2 Council
CIFRE PhD student on the subject of the professionalization of young PhDs.
2016-2019
Jean Moulin University Lyon 3 – IAE Lyon
Magellan Research Centre (EA 3713)
Doctorate in Management Sciences (Human Resources), 2019.
Title of the thesis: “Professionalization at work: dialogue with the Historical-Cultural Theory of Activity. The case of young researchers at the University of Lyon. CIFRE thesis with an employment intermediary (RD2 Conseil)”, under the supervision of Didier Vinot, Professor of Universities, IAE Lyon, Jean Moulin University Lyon 3.
2015-2016
EDF DP2D
Human Resources Project Manager
2012-2014
Kurt Salmon
Management and organizational consultant, public sector branch
Publications
PUBLICATIONS
Canolle, F., Pierron Jean-Philippe & D. Vinot (2023). Excessive care: alternatives for qualitative approaches to the care relationship. Seli Arslan. Vuibert.
Canolle, F. (2023). The researcher in palliative care contexts: art as method, In: Canolle, F., Pierron JP & D. Vinot, "Care in excess: alternatives for qualitative approaches to the care relationship".
Canolle, F., Bernarnd N. & D. Vinot (2023), When art therapy heals caregivers: The effects of patients' artistic productions on the quality of working life of healthcare staff in oncology . Gérer & Comprendre.
Canolle, F., Antonic D., Nova A. Casa, Goncharuk A., Melo P., Raposo V., et al. (2022). Advancement of Efficiency Evaluation for Healthcare. Intelligent Systems for Sustainable Person-Centered Healthcare. 91-118.
Canolle, F., & Vinot D. (2021). What Is your PhD Worth? The Value of a PhD for Finding Employment outside of Academia . European Management Review. 18(2), 151-171.
Canolle, F. (2021). Careers in context: analysis of career trajectories of PhD holders outside of academia . @GRH. 37-60.
Canolle, F. (2020). Work, relationships, and the historical-cultural theory of activity. (Pierron, JP., Vinot D., & Chelle E., Ed.). Work of care, care of work. 51-61.
PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS
Weber Charlotte Teresa, Borit Melania, Canolle Fabien et al., 2018, “Identifying Transferable Skills and Competences to Enhance Early Career Researchers Employability and Competitiveness”, EURODOC.
SCIENCE POPULARIZATION
Interview: The PhD student's portfolio, a user's guide in 8 questions . https://www.campusmatin.com/metiers-carrieres/doctorat/pratiques/le-por…
Canolle F. (2020), “Employment support for young PhDs”, Xerfi Canal.
Interview for News Tank Higher Education: https://education.newstank.fr/fr/article/view/184341/professionnalisati…
Canolle, F., Carton, S., Corbett-Etchevers I., Eydieux J. & Valette A. (2023). Digital health platforms: a review of the literature through the lens of the concept of integration. Aramos 2023.
Canolle, F., Corbett I. (2023). Career beyond dualism, a DIY perspective on career agency. EGOS 2023.
Canolle, F., Bogaert B. & D. Vinot (2023). Recognizing new ways of living: the integration of patients' and healthcare providers' narratives in palliative care . RGCS 2023. Grenoble.
Canolle, F., Pierron JP., & Vinot D. (2022). Bringing back imagination in organizations with Gaston Bachelard: the poetics of DIY and healthcare organizations . 16th Organization Studies Workshop.
Canolle, F., Brenda B., & Vinot D. (2022). The place for patient and healthcare providers' narratives in healthcare organizational processes: the case of palliative care . EGOS 2022.
Canolle, F. (2022). Bricolaging careers by bricolaging its object_The case of PhD students' careers. EGOS 2022, PDW.
Canolle, F. (2021). How PhD students become competent. A cultural historical activity perspective . Twelfth international symposium on process organizational studies (PROS).
Canolle, F., & Vinot, D. (2021 ). The effects of patients' artistic productions on the quality of working life of healthcare staff: the case of cancer and art therapy . In 9th Health-Marseille Colloquium .
Chair in Organizational Innovations in Health (INOS)
The Chair in Organizational Innovations in Health (INOS) is a chair at Grenoble IAE. In a context of transitions and transformations in health and public health organizations, institutions strongly encourage innovation.
The chair aims to better understand these innovative experiences, to assess their added value, their degree of irreversibility, their degree of reproducibility, and to facilitate their design and deployment. Organizational innovations are process innovations, which can be supported by technologies, and can challenge established boundaries in healthcare.
The chair focuses on two main areas of organizational innovation in healthcare—though it is not limited to them—namely, the evolution of professional practices and new modes of coordination, within three areas of focus:
- innovative devices
- organizational transitions in healthcare
The INOS Chair is a space for collaborative work and cross-fertilization that brings together stakeholders from research, education, and health organizations interested in innovations in the sector. Furthermore, the INOS Chair is committed to deepeningthe connection between organizational innovations in healthcare and human resources management practices, among other things, through its integration into the training of healthcare managers (healthcare executives).
https://iae.grenoble-inp.fr/fr/liae/inos
https://cerag.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/fr/chaires/chaire-innovation-organ…
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