Resident Wellness


UF Urology Residency Program and Wellness Committee understands that your urology residency is the most important time in your development as a young urologist.


We recognize that urology residency can be challenging, with work that may require long hours and be emotionally-demanding and stressful. Fast-paced learning, personal and professional growth, and major life events outside of work often occur while you are learning the skills and knowledge needed to become an independent, practicing urologist. Developing strategies to balance responsibilities at work and home, engaging in self-care, and working in a supportive environment will help you advance through your training as a competent, compassionate physician and increase professional fulfillment.

The UF College of Medicine is dedicated to promoting a culture of wellness for faculty, trainees, and staff. More information about resident wellness initiatives within the college can be found here.

**A comprehensive list of resources available to support your well-being in all areas is available here.**

In addition, the UF Urology Residency Program and Wellness Committee was designed to assist residents in all areas of wellness:

  • Emotional
  • Environmental
  • Financial
  • Intellectual
  • Occupational
  • Physical
  • Social

If at any time you have a concern about yourself or a colleague, please reach out to any member of the Wellness Committee (listed below) or Stephanie Stenner, residency program coordinator. Confidential consultations are available, and we encourage you to reach out early. Struggles during residency are common, and we have significant experience helping others with similar concerns. Information related to crisis response is listed below.

If you have ideas about other ways the Wellness Committee can continue to improve the culture of wellness for our residents, please contact a member of the committee to share your vision.


Wellness Committee


picture of dr moyLou Moy, MD


picture o dr bayneChristopher Bayne, MD


For a calendar of events, please click here.


Please click this link to complete a brief anonymous online screening to determine if a referral to the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) may be helpful to you.

If the results suggest contacting a mental health professional, you are encouraged to call the EAP for FREE Resident-specific assistance: 352-392-5787 or email them, by clicking here.


In Case of Emergency: Call 911
UF Health Shands Psychiatric Hospital: 352-265-5481
National Suicide Prevention & Crisis Hotline: 800-273-TALK



pics from uropup event
pictures of visting professor events
picture of dr su, dr terry, dr wardenburg and dr vyas in front of dr. su's boat
Residents and families standing in the kitchen at the home of doctor su. they are laughing and eating. All are wearing casual clothes, t shirts, shorts and sun dresses.
UF Urology Faculty, Residents, Extenders & Families
pics from uropup event
uf urology faculty, residents and families. the photo was taken at the home of the stringers. the foreground of the picture is a swimming pool with a gray paver surround. the background is the patio area of the home. everyone is standing near each other. all are wearing short and t shirts.
UF Urology Faculty, Residents, Extenders & Families
dr. bergamo and dr campbell in a golf cart
pict of On-Site Gym for House Staff in UF Health Shands Hospital
pics from uropup event
pics from uropup event
pict of On-Site Gym for House Staff in UF Health Shands Hospital
uf urology faculty and residents on the golf course close to sunset. the green grass of the course is in the foreground of the photo and the sky is a beautiful pink, white and grayish color.
UF Urology Faculty & Residents
Drs. Yeung, Crispen and Sharma fishing and holding up their catch of the day
Some of uf urology faculty, residents and alumni on top of camelback mountain in arizona after hiking to the top. They are all dressed in workout type clothes (tshirts, shorts, long sleeve shirts, leggings and athletic shoes. They are all laughing and smiling and doing the gator chomp. The mountain is a tan color and the background is a beautiful clear blue sky and views of other mountains.
UF Urology Faculty & Residents
doctor han holding the fish she caught on the fishing trip. it's a large silver fish. the water and sky in the background are a beautiful blue color.
Dr. Han
dr pavlinec at the november shave off party
Doctor Noennig holding the fish he caught while fishing on doctor su's boat. it's a large slender silver fish.
Dr. Noennig
dr. terry holding a big fish
group photo at the november shave off party
uf urology faculty at the sesaua
UF Urology Faculty and UroGators
doctor pavlinec holding the fish he caught on the fishing trip. it's a large silver fish. the water and sky in the background are a beautiful blue color.
Dr. Pavlinec
pics from uropup event
pictures of visting professor events
group picutre of everyone that attended the golf outing
Resident Wellness - Eating
pics from uropup event
dr. batra at the november shave off party
pics from uropup event
CHIEFS AT DINNER WITH TOM AND LEAH STRINGER
uf urology faculty and residents at rodeo event at the sesaua. they are sitting in the stands laughing and talking.
UF Urology Faculty, Residents & UroGators
dr. terry and dr crispen on the boat
dr. sharma and dr. pavlinec
drs. terry, wardenburg and vyas holding a big fish
Doctors Noennig, Han and Pavlinec holding the fish they caught while on doctor su's boat. the are wearing shorts and long sleeve gator blue tshirts and hats. the water and sky are both a beautiful blue.
Drs, Noennig, Han & Pavlinec
uf urology facutly, residents and urogators pre-hike of cameback mountain
Resident Wellness - Golfing
dr. vyas and dr. terry


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