Trainee Wellness Resources
Our Commitment
UCSF Fresno is committed to the wellbeing of our campus. Find wellness resources specific to residents and fellows below.
Wellness and Mental Health Services Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) Ginger-App-Based Coaching, Therapy and Psychiatry ProtoCall UCSF Fresno Confidential Reporting – SAFE Reporting Office of the Ombuds Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination Early Alert Staff Sign Up | Resident/Fellow Sign-Up | Faculty Sign-Up CARE Advocacy Resources and Education UCSF Fresno Wellness and Community – Wellness Resources Hub Well-Being Algorithm for Trainees Well-Being Index for Faculty and Learners
Free mental health services at UCSF Fresno provided by a psychologist attuned to the needs of medical learners. To seek assistance 24/7, call (559) 499-6551. To contact via email: Fresno-LearnerMentalHealth@ucsf.edu.
Confidential employee assistance services provided at no cost to faculty, staff, residents, postdocs, and clinical fellows.
Free, confidential on-demand coaching 24/7 via texting and 15 virtual therapy sessions per academic year. No one at UC will have knowledge you accessed this service.
For urgent 24/7 mental health support, residents and fellows may call (855) 221-0598. This will link you to FSAP services.
A confidential way for trainees to report concerns related to duty hours, supervision, or other complaints.
A place to confidentially share your workplace situation with a skilled listener to help sort through your concerns. All conversations are confidential and off the record.
The Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination (OPHD) supports the University policy prohibiting discrimination and harassment of any person on the basis of their membership in a protected category.
Sign-up to receive confidential wellness check-in text messages two times a month! Available to UCSF Fresno staff, trainees, and faculty.
The CARE Program provides free, confidential support to any UCSF affiliate including students, staff, faculty, post docs and researchers who have experienced harassment, abuse or discrimination related to identity and to any UCSF affiliate who has experienced interpersonal violence such as sexual assault, dating/intimate partner violence, sexual harassment or stalking.
A collection of resources centered around the eight pillars of wellness: emotional, physical, social, financial, career, environmental, intellectual, and spiritual.
Need help, but are unsure where to start? View this collection of resources that makes it easy to navigate.
This online, validated self-screening tool is available for faculty and learners. This will help you better understand your overall well-being and areas of risk compared to other faculty and learners around the country. The tool is anonymous, and your scores are not shared with anyone at UCSF.
Looking for More Wellness?
For additional information on wellness including engagement opportunities, discounts, and lactation services, visit the UCSF Fresno Wellness and Community website.