The Allergy and Immunology Fellowship is a postgraduate training program of 24 months in length.  

The mission of the training program is to provide the fellows with a structured and comprehensive postgraduate education in Allergy and Immunology; which will allow them to become competent physicians holding the highest standards of medicine.  

The program provides the fellows with an advanced education that combines teaching, clinical service, compassionate patient care, and research, coupled with a passion for life-long learning. The goal is for the fellow to acquire a comprehensive understanding of immunologic and allergic diseases, with emphasis on providing excellence in diagnosis and management.  

Our curriculum meets the ACGME program requirements for training in Allergy and Immunology, to include two (2) years of supervised management of patients (clinical rotations) and a longitudinal curriculum composed by continuity clinics and didactic activities. Our program integrate the primary role of the musculoskeletal system and preventive medicine as the keys to preserve health. Significant time is spent by the fellow training in an organized curriculum, which includes conferences by the faculty and visiting lecturers, clinical case conferences, journal clubs, research workshop, and other didactic activities. 

Hassan Nasir, D.O.
Program Director

Carolina Conde
Coordinator
aicoordlch@larkinhospital.com

Program Length: 2 Years

Number of positions each year:

PGY-4	2
PGY-5	2