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Contact
The U of A College of Medicine – Graduate Medical Education provides free, professional, and confidential counseling specifically tailored to address the mental health and wellness relevant to medical trainee life. Services are designed to foster the academic potential of medical trainees by enhancing their personal development as well as their psychosocial and emotional health. Services are currently being offered through HIPAA compliant virtual platform. In-person and virtual sessions are available.
If it is a medical emergency and/or there is a life-threatening situation, call 911.
Contact Information:
Dr. Donna Johnson PhD
Email: @email
Phone: 612-803-3737
Make Appointment
Available for therapy appointments
Dr. Kimberly Caouette
Email: @email
Make Appointment
Residents and fellows may seek therapy for a wide array of concerns. Individual counseling services address depression, anxiety, personal and professional identity development, self-esteem, stress management, emotion regulation, career concerns, career concerns, and academic issues.
Establish Primary Care Physician
We encourage our residents and fellows to establish care with a Primary Care Physician (PCP) early on in their Graduate Medical Education career. This will make it easier to attend annual physicals and any necessary check-ups in a timely fashion. Two on-site options are below; the third and fourth options will assist residents and fellows in finding a provider located off of our campus.
- Banner – UMC Phoenix Family Medicine Clinic (PDF), 602-839-4567.
- Banner – UMC Phoenix Internal Medicine Clinic (PDF), 602-839-3927.
- Banner Aetna Online Portal.
- Banner Health App (Apple and Android).