Emory University’s Faculty Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) is offering Well-being Check-ins for interns (PGY-1)
Important Program Facts
- Well-being Check-ins are designed to promote physician wellness and resilience
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Check-ins are virtual and confidential
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Check-ins are quick and easy - just a 15-minute online screening followed by a half-hour, one-on-one, well-being consultation
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You will learn stress management tips and self-care coping strategies
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You can share your feedback for enhancing the graduate medical education experience
The first year of residency can be both rewarding and challenging. Addressing physician well-being early in your training can make a difference in successfully navigating your residency and maintaining joy throughout your medical career. This preventive program will be administered virtually by a team of FSAP clinicians.
Common resident physician well-being concerns addressed include:
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Managing transitions
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Achieving work-life integration
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Navigating relationships
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Preventing burnout
How do I participate?
As a PGY-1 resident, you will be automatically enrolled for a virtual check in. FSAP will work with your program to find a convenient time to schedule you for your one-on-one consultation. You will receive an email with a short survey for you to complete. If you decide that you do not want to participate in the check-in, you should contact FSAP to cancel your one-on-one consultation appointment no later than 48 hours prior to your check-in time.