Albany Medical Center Program

The Allergy and Immunology Fellowship Program at Albany Medical College is a two-year accredited program that offers a comprehensive experience in adult and pediatric Allergy and Immunology. Trainees have the opportunity to gain expertise in clinical management and conduct clinical and translational research in allergic and immunologic diseases.

Throughout the program, trainees participate in rotations in various settings, including a busy academic allergy and immunology practice, a large private allergy practice, and in-hospital consult services at Albany Medical Center. Electives are available in several specialties for both adults and children. Additionally, trainees are required to engage in a continuous six-month rotation in clinical or translational laboratory research and complete a research project suitable for presentation at a national meeting or publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.

The program is open to qualified board certified or board eligible internal medicine, general pediatrics, or Medicine-Pediatrics graduates. Those with an academic career interest and clinical research experience are preferred. Trainees must have US citizenship, Green Card, EAD, or J1 Visa to apply. The application deadline is September 30th, and applicants must pass USMLE I, II, and III on their first attempt.

The Albany Medical College Allergy and Immunology Fellowship Program provides a robust training environment and emphasizes the importance of research and clinical expertise in allergic and immunologic diseases. It offers a unique opportunity to work in a diverse clinical setting and pursue academic and research interests in the field.