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My bio
My name is Lindy Krebs, MD, and I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Community Health and Family Medicine at the University of Florida. I also serve as the Program Director for the Family Medicine Residency Program, where I get to teach both residents and medical students. My clinical interests include women’s health, preventive care, inpatient medicine, and outpatient procedures. I am also Safe Zone certified and am committed to creating an inclusive learning environment for all of our patients and learners.
I earned my undergraduate degree in psychology from Davidson College (Go Cats!) and my medical degree from Wake Forest School of Medicine before completing my Family Medicine residency at the University of Florida. Throughout my training and career, I have been fortunate to receive several teaching and humanism awards, including the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award, Resident of the Year during residency, and Teacher of the Year.
Outside of medicine, I enjoy getting a little exercise each day. I am happiest spending time with my family which includes my husband, Jonathan, and our two sweet sons, Jon and Chip.
Board certifications
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Family Medicine
American Board of Family Medicine
Education
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Residency, Family Medicine
University of Florida College of Medicine, 2019-2022
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Medical School
Wake Forest School of Medicine, 2015-2019
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Bachelor of Science, Psychology
Davidson College, 2009-2013
Specialties
Gender
Female
Accomplishments
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Program Director
University of Florida Family Medicine Residency, 2026
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Teacher of the Year
University of Florida Family Medicine Residency, 2026
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Exemplary Teacher
University of Florida College of Medicine, 2025
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Exemplary Teacher
University of Florida College of Medicine, 2024
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Chief Resident
UF College of Medicine Department of Community Health and Family Medicine Residency Program, 2022
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Induction
Gold Humanism Honor Society, 2022
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Resident of the Year
University of Florida, 2022
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Resident Teacher Award
UF College of Medicine Department of Community Health and Family Medicine Residency Program, 2022
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Sey Park Spirit of Medicine Award
UF College of Medicine Department of Community Health and Family Medicine, 2020