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2017-06-26 BF 2-DFE-OFFICIELS-OTM-Liste OTM Ligue Secteur Nom Prénom Statut Grand Est Alsace ABID VALENTIN Stagiaire 2ème année Ile de France Ile de France ANQUETIN Aymeric OTM HN Ile de France Ile de France ATADEGNON Géraldine Année sabbatique Ile de France Ile de France AUGER Sophie OTM EURO Ile de France Ile de France BACCI Renaud OTM HN Grand Est Alsace BAERMANN LAETITIA OTM HN Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE BAILLY Laurence EURO Grand Est Lorraine BALMA JOELLE OTM HN Bourgogne/Franche-Comté Bourgogne BARBIER Marie-Aude Reprise OTM HN Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais BARBRY Nathalie OTM EURO Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais BARBRY Philippe OTM EURO Grand Est Alsace BARET MURIEL OTM HN Centre Val de Loire CENTRE BAUMARD Benjamin EURO OCCITANIE Languedoc Roussillon BELEN Valérie OTM HN Normandie Haute Normandie BELLENGER Julie OTM HN Normandie Haute Normandie BELLENGER Marine OTM EURO Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine BELLOCQ Séverine OTM HN PACA Provence BERENGER Nathalie OTM HN Ile de France Ile de France BERNARDO Pédro OTM EURO Rhône Alpes Auvergne Auvergne BERNON Corinne OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais BESSON SANDRINE OTM HN PACA Provence BISSUEL Sarah OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais BLOT ANGELINE OTM HN Normandie Basse Normandie BOIRE Elise OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine POITOU CHARENTE BOUGEOIS Lionel OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Limousin BROUSSAUD Ludovic OTM HN Hauts de France Picardie BRUNEL Helyett OTM HN Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE CAILLAUD Elodie EURO Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais CAILLIEZ Mbernard OTM EURO PACA Cote d'Azur CARADONNA Claudine OTM HN Occitanie Midi-Pyrénées CASAL - THOMASSEY Emilia OTM HN PACA Cote d'Azur CAUCO Isabelle OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine CHAGNE Magali OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais CHERUBINI Pierre OTM HN Ile de France Ile de France CLAUDE Magali OTM EURO Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine CLAUDIN Aurélie OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Limousin COLAS Arthur OTM HN Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE COLLON Armel EURO Hauts de France Picardie COQUISART Héléne OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais COTE Richard OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine CURCULOSSE Béatrice OTM HN Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais DANEL Orlane OTM HN Bourgogne/Franche-Comté Bourgogne DELBECQUE SANDRA OTM HN Ile de France Ile de France DELPECH Patrick OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais DESFONDS Michelle arrêt Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais DEWALLY Carine OTM HN Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais DUBOIS Coralie OTM EURO Occitanie Midi-Pyrénées DUEZ Nathalie OTM HN Normandie Basse Normandie DUPARC Nathalie OTM HN Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE DUPERY Charles EURO OCCITANIE Languedoc Roussillon DUPREY David OTM HN OCCITANIE Languedoc Roussillon DUPREY Sylvie OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine DUTOYA Bénédicte OTM HN OCCITANIE Languedoc Roussillon EGEA Sabine OTM HN Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais ETIENNE Audrey OTM EURO PACA Provence ETIENNE Alex OTM HN Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE FARGES Valérie EURO PACA Cote d'Azur FAUQUANT Brice Stagiaire 2ième année Grand Est Alsace FAVREL Annick Stagiaire 1ère année Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais FERRANT Alain OTM HN PACA Cote d'Azur FILLATRE Anne OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Alpes FOREST ALEXIS OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine POITOU CHARENTE FORESTIER Christine OTM HN OCCITANIE Languedoc Roussillon GACHE Thierry OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais GAUDIN Sophie OTM HN Occitanie Midi-Pyrénées GAVIDIA Guillaume ARRET Rhône Alpes Auvergne Auvergne GELIN Pierre OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Alpes GELOTTIER CHRISTELLE OTM HN Hauts de France Picardie GERNE Cyrielle OTM Stagaire 2ème Année Bourgogne/Franche-Comté Bourgogne GILBERTIER ESTELLE OTM HN PACA Cote d'Azur GIRON Audrey Année sabbatique Bourgogne/Franche-Comté Bourgogne GODFRIN Pauline OTM HN PACA Cote d'Azur GUITTI Isabelle Stagiaire 2ième année Rhône Alpes Auvergne Alpes HALGAND Richard OTM HN Normandie Basse Normandie HECTOR Jerôme OTM HN Grand Est Lorraine HENIQUI Katia Stagiaire 1ère année Bourgogne/Franche-Comté Bourgogne HENRIOT Gwenaëlle OTM HN Bretagne BRETAGNE HERON Stéphane OTM HN Grand Est Alsace HESCHUNG MARIE-PAULE OTM HN Grand Est Alsace HOCHENAUER MATHIEU OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Limousin JAVELAUD Frédéric OTM HN Ile de France Ile de France JOLIVET Patrick OTM EURO Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais JORE Camille OTM HN PACA Cote d'Azur JUSTINIANO Jean-Paul OTM HN Bretagne BRETAGNE KARWAT Elodie OTM HN PACA Provence KESSLER Danielle OTM HN Normandie Haute Normandie LAMANDE Jfrançois OTM HN Occitanie Midi-Pyrénées LAPEYRE Françoise OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine LASSERRE Evelyne OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais LAURANCY CEDRIC OTM HN Occitanie Midi-Pyrénées LEBLAY Claire OTM HN Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais LEFEBVRE Aurore OTM HN PACA Cote d'Azur LEGRAND Valérie OTM CF Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais LELONG Mélisande OTM HN PACA Cote d'Azur LEONIS Anne OTM CF Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais LEVAUX Michael OTM HN Grand Est Alsace LEZAY MARIE-CLAUDE OTM HN Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais LONGELIN Cyril OTM Stagaire 2ème Année Centre Val de Loire CENTRE MARINO Christine OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais MARTIN HUGO OTM HN Grand Est Lorraine MASIERO GAELLE Stagiaire 2ème année Centre Val de Loire CENTRE MAUGER Karine EURO Grand Est Lorraine MBACKE MARIAME OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine POITOU CHARENTE MÉCHIN Céline OTM HN Grand Est Champagne Ardenne MELLINA DANIEL OTM HN Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE MENARD Lucie EURO Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine MENOU Corinne OTM HN Normandie Haute Normandie MERAUD Dominique OTM HN Ile de France Ile de France MERCY Sandra OTM HN Hauts de France Picardie MICHALAK Océane OTM HN Grand Est Champagne Ardenne MOUGINOT FANNY Année sabbatique PAYS DE LA LOIRE NAVARRE Yves-Marie ARRET Rhône Alpes Auvergne Alpes NICOLETTI CHRISTOPHE OTM HN Bretagne BRETAGNE NIGNOL Marina OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine OPIGEZ Victoria OTM STAGIAIRE Centre Val de Loire CENTRE PELLÉ Charles EURO Rhône Alpes Auvergne Alpes PELLETIER YVESSE OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Limousin PENAUD Pierre ARRET Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais PEYRET EMILIE OTM HN Normandie Haute Normandie PIERRE Héléne OTM HN Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais PIERRU Nadége OTM HN Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE PIFFETEAU Gaëtan 2E ANNEE Bretagne BRETAGNE PILLU Caroline OTM HN Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE POIRIER Emmanuelle EURO Ile de France Ile de France POIX Charlotte OTM EURO Rhône Alpes Auvergne Auvergne PORTAL ADRIEN Stagiaire 2ème année Ile de France Ile de France PRINCELLE Sandra OTM EURO Bourgogne/Franche-Comté Bourgogne QUINCY Pierre-Anthony OTM HN PACA Cote d'Azur RAMONET Marie-Charlotte Stagiaire 1ière année PACA Cote d'Azur RICARD Catherine Stagiaire 2ième année Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE ROBIN Ludovic OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine ROCCO Manue ARRET Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine ROCHE Fabrice OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais ROMEZIN Christine OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Auvergne RUAT Nadine arrêt Occitanie Midi-Pyrénées SACAHS Geofrrey OTM STAGIAIRE Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE SAMSON Sylvie 2E ANNEE Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais SCOTTA Estelle OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Alpes SIBUT CHANTAL OTM HN Grand Est Alsace SIEGEL Sabine Stagiaire 1ère année Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais SIMON Anne Laurence OTM EURO Ile de France Ile de France SOUDANI Djamel OTM EURO Bourgogne/Franche-Comté France-Comté SOUSSIA Benjamin Stagiaire 1ère année Nouvelle Aquitaine POITOU CHARENTE SUREAU Annabelle OTM HN Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais SWINYARD Florent OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Alpes TAEYE CORINNE OTM HN OCCITANIE Languedoc Roussillon TAHAIBALY Anouchka Stagiaire 2ième année PACA Cote d'Azur UBEDA Evelyne OTM HN Rhône Alpes Auvergne Lyonnais USCLADE Virginie OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine POITOU CHARENTE UZENAT Nicole OTM HN Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais VANCOILLIE Cédric OTM EURO Hauts de France Nord Pas de Calais VERKINDT Laura OTM HN PACA Provence VERNET Bruno Stagiaire 1ière année Centre Val de Loire CENTRE VERON Thierry EURO Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine VIOLEAU Philippe Année sabbatique Pays de Loire PAYS DE LA LOIRE VIOLLEAU Anne Sophie 2E ANNEE Grand Est Lorraine WILLMANN CHRISTELLE OTM HN Grand Est Lorraine ZAKEL CATHERINE OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine ZANETTE Aurélien OTM HN Nouvelle Aquitaine Aquitaine ZANETTE Audrey OTM HN.
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