Welcome to the Medical College of Wisconsin Allergy and Immunology Fellowship Program 

Fellows will gain ample clinical experience in an array of settings. Our outpatient clinics provide combined pediatric and adult care allowing consistent exposure to all age groups where fellows will continuously build strong clinical skills. Fellows see inpatient consults at our pediatric hospital, Children’s Wisconsin, and our affiliated adult hospitals, Froedtert Hospital and the Zablocki VA, conveniently located close to Children’s Wisconsin. All our attendings see consults at all 3 locations. We are proud to be a Jeffrey Modell Center for Primary Immunodeficiencies where fellows will have the unique opportunity to see patients referred from across the country for care of immunologic diseases. We have multi-disciplinary clinics that serve high risk asthmatics and provide comprehensive support for food allergic patients. This strong outpatient and inpatient base provide excellent experience in caring for a variety of allergic and immunologic conditions from the common conditions seen in every allergy and clinical immunology practice to the more complex diseases seen only at tertiary centers. Based on individual interest, fellows will have opportunities to do electives in adult or pediatric clinics in related fields such as pulmonary, rheumatology, dermatology, infectious disease, gastroenterology, and otolaryngology.

Our fellows will participate in a myriad of clinical and didactic educational experiences. Weekly conferences are protected so all fellows, attendings and advanced practice providers can attend. Sessions dedicated to educating our Allergy and Immunology fellows include Allergy and Immunology specific grand rounds, mini lectures focused on core Allergy and Immunology topics with a focus on board preparation, and case conference. There is also an Allergy and Immunology journal club every month. Fellows will have the opportunity to attend state and national Allergy and Immunology annual meetings including the Wisconsin Allergy Society, ACAAI, and AAAAI. Fellows will participate in the FACTS (Fellow Advancement through Career Development, Training, and Scholarship) Program and have access to other weekly educational conferences at the Medical College of Wisconsin such as pediatric and internal medicine grand rounds and Children’s Research Institute presentations.

Depending on their interest, fellows will have a variety of options to complete their scholarly activity including basic or clinical research or a quality improvement and safety project. With a faculty mentor(s), the FACTS (Fellow Advancement through Career Development, Training, and Scholarship) Program, and their individual Scholarly Oversight Committee, fellows will be supported to ensure they are successful in their scholarly endeavors. Fellows will have the opportunity to present their work at the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (ACAAI) or American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (AAAAI) annual meeting.

Applications will be accepted through the Electronic Residency Application System (ERAS). Applications will be accepted from US-trained pediatric residents, internal medicine residents, and combined medicine-pediatrics residents as well as from international residents. Complete applications will need to include an applicant’s curriculum vitae, personal statement, Dean’s letter, letters of support, medical school transcript, relevant scores (USMLE or ECFMG), registration in the National Resident Matching Program, and a digital photograph.

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As a fellow, you will participate in the FACTS Program and embark on a journey that not only enhances your professional skills but also fosters meaningful connections with peers across various pediatric subspecialties. FACTS is a comprehensive curriculum designed to enhance your education through career development, scholarly activities, and personalized learning experiences. FACTS offers centralized education on core topics relevant to all pediatric subspecialties, promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing among fellows. The curriculum emphasizes individualized education by providing multiple offerings in certain time slots, allowing you to tailor your learning to your specific interests and career goals. Through shared learning sessions and collaborative projects, you'll build lasting relationships that support both your personal and professional growth, preparing you to excel as a well-rounded pediatric subspecialist.

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