The Program Directors Assembly Toolbox includes a variety of resources for use by training program directors in the management of their programs and the training of their fellows.
Please contact pd@aaaai.org with questions or for more information.
Use the documents here to survey program alumni after fellowship.
The files below contain education modules for use in allergy/immunology fellowship programs.
Hypereosinophilic Disorder
Amy Klion, MD and Princess U. Ogbogu, MD FAAAAI
2014 AAAAI Annual Meeting
AAAAI Continuing Education Center (Educational Resources by Topic in the middle of the page)
Conferences On-line Allergy (COLA)
COVID-19 Resources for Academic Practices
The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology
Coming soon
These documents describe the standards that fellows-in-training must demonstrate in order to achieve mastery of the procedural competencies.
Oral Immunotherapy Competency - 2023.pdf
OIT toolbox resources - 2023.pdf
Delayed Hypersensitivity Skin Testing Competency - 2014 with milestone
Drug Allergy Drug Desensitization Challenge - 2014 with milestones
Immediate Hypersensitivity - 2012
Immediate Hypersensitivity Nurse - 2012
Immunoglobulin Replacement Therapy - 2014 with milestones
Immunotherapy Prescribing Mixing Handout - 2014 with milestones
Oral Food Challenge - 2014 with milestones
FIT/New Allergist Track (3 hours – each topic is 45 minutes)
Download slides for this session.
Practice Management Pearls for Academic Practice (90 minutes)
The academic clinical practice has its own unique challenges -- this session will explore a variety of topics to help position you for success. The panel will cover RVUs and financial benchmarks, negotiation strategies for employment agreements/contracts, and how to set a career development plan.Download slides for this session: Part 1 Part 2
Allergy Practice Options: What’s Your Best Fit?
Our panelists will describe what it’s like to work in a solo, single specialty and multispecialty practice setting and the issues unique to each.Download slides for this session.
Choosing Your Correct Career Path
A primer for getting started in practice, from preparing for interviews to contract negotiation strategies. The presenters will cover the pros and cons of both private and academic practice.Download the slides for this session.
Physician Wellness: Avoiding Burnout, Finding Balance
Burnout continues to be widespread in medicine. This session will help you recognize the symptoms of burnout and provide practical tips for both combatting burnout and keeping it at bay.Download the slides for this session.
Building Patient Connections With Technology and Social Media
Your patients want to connect with you online. Are you leveraging the right online tools to maximize patient engagement and satisfaction? Presenters will show you how your website, Facebook page, patient portal, text messaging and other tools can help you more fully connect with your current and future patients.Download the slides for this session.
Demonstrating the Value of the Allergist in Academics and Private Practice
The healthcare and regulatory environment that physicians operate in is evolving rapidly. Reimbursement for physician services is changing, and compensation for employed physicians is increasingly based on outcomes prioritized by the healthcare organization. In this environment, how can you demonstrate the value of allergy services to your organization, payers, referring physicians and the public? This session will explore ways the allergist in private or academic practice can begin meeting these challenges.Download the slides for this session.
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