My bio
My name is Lindy Krebs MD, and I am an Assistant Professor in the department of Community Health and Family Medicine. I am also the Assistant Program Director of the Family Medicine Residency where I teach residents and medical students. In terms of clinical interests, I enjoy women’s health, preventive care, inpatient medicine, and outpatient procedures. I am Safe Zone certified.
I earned my undergraduate degree in psychology at Davidson College, my MD from Wake Forest School of Medicine, and completed Family Medicine residency at the University of Florida. I am proud to have received the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine award in medical school, Resident of the Year in residency, and the Exemplary Teacher award in 2024. In my downtime, I enjoy a little exercise each day. I am happiest when I am with my family which includes my husband Jonathan, our son Jon, and our pup Archie.
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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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