In 2002, Julie Péron was granted the title of specialist in neuropsychology by European Health Agency. Since, she has worked as a Clinical Neuropsychologist in expert centres, highly specialized medical units, and traditional hospital settings in neurology, psychiatry, geriatrics and neurosurgery in France and Switzerland. In 2016, she was granted the title of specialist in neuropsychology by the Swiss Federation of Psychologists (FSP). From 2019 to 2021, she was head-neuropsychologist at the Adult Neurology Department of University Hospitals of Geneva. As of 2022, Julie is head of the Adult Clinical Neuropsychology Unit at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, University of Geneva.

In 2007, Fabienne Esposito obtained a Diploma of Specialized Higher Studies in psychology. She then worked for 6 years as a doctoral assistant in the psychopathology and cognitive neuropsychology unit at the University of Geneva, and obtained her PhD in 2013, under the supervision of Prof. M. Van der Linden. While continuing to work as a clinical neuropsychologist in various centers in French-speaking Switzerland (Geneva, Lausanne, Sion), she obtained her title of specialist in neuropsychology FSP in 2020. Since November 2022, she has been coordinator of the Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) in Neuropsychology at the University of Geneva and became a teaching fellow (Master and MAS) in 2023. While continuing her academic activities, she will be hired as a clinical neuropsychologist at Pôle Cité (University of Geneva) during 2024

In 2019, Philippe Voruz was granted the title of psychologist. He previously held the position of first job psychologist in training for the title of psychologist specializing in neuropsychology at the Clinical Neuropsychology Unit at the Adult Neurology Department of University Hospitals of Geneva. Currently, he is a clinical neuropsychologist in the Neurosurgery Department of the University Hospitals of Geneva (Prof. Karl Schaller). In this context, he performs neuropsychological assessments in both clinical practice and within the Neurocenter research protocols.

In 2019, Anthony Nuber-Champier was granted the title of psychologist. From 2021 to 2023, he held the position of first job trainee for the title of psychologist specializing in neuropsychology at the Clinical Neuropsychology Unit at the Adult Neurology Department of University Hospitals of Geneva.