Brigham and Women's Hospital Program
Allergy and immunology - Boston, MA | ACGME Code: 0202421031
The Allergy & Immunology Fellowship Program at Brigham and Women's Hospital is a prestigious program affiliated with Harvard Medical School. They aim to train the next generation of academic leaders and physician-scientists in the field of allergic and immune-mediated diseases. The program offers outstanding clinical training across various settings, including rotations through specialized centers such as Severe Asthma Program, Mastocytosis Center, and Drug Hypersensitivity Center.
Accepted residents who have completed training in Pediatrics or Medicine are eligible for this ACGME-accredited program. The first 12 months focus on clinical training, while the subsequent years involve research opportunities supported by a National Institute of Health Training Grant. Research areas include cellular and molecular immunology, genomics, clinical epidemiology, and clinical trials. The program boasts a collaborative research environment in the Longwood Academic and Medical area, home to prestigious institutions like Harvard Medical School and Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
The faculty members at Brigham and Women's Hospital program have diverse research interests spanning topics such as rheumatology, immunology, and pulmonary medicine. Fellows benefit from mentorship and access to cutting-edge research facilities.
The program graduates have been highly successful, with over 75% holding full-time faculty positions at US Medical Schools, emphasizing their commitment to developing the next generation of leaders in the field. The program's rich history of pioneering advancements in Allergy and Immunology for more than 50 years highlights its excellence in training and research.
Living in Boston provides fellows with the opportunity to be part of a vibrant academic community and cultural hub. The city offers various outdoor activities, arts, music, nightlife, and sports attractions.
For more information or to contact the program: - David Hong, MD (Director, Allergy Immunology Fellowship) - Phone: 617-525-1232 - Email: [email protected]
(Source: Brigham and Women's Hospital Program website)
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- Pros: Rich history, cultural diversity, top educational institutions, vibrant arts scene.
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