Nicklaus Children's Hospital Program
Allergy and immunology - Miami, FL | ACGME Code: 0201100107
The Allergy and Immunology Fellowship Program at Nicklaus Children's Hospital is a 2-year post-residency program designed to train residents to become competent specialists in the independent practice of Allergy and Immunology. The program aims to prepare graduates to enter academic practice or independent practice with increasing levels of autonomy and responsibility.
Program Goals and Objectives: - Prepare specialists to provide expert medical care for patients with allergic and immunologic disorders. - Offer cross-training in both pediatric and adult allergic and immunologic disorders. - Stimulate discussion, acquisition, and sharing of new knowledge in the field. - Develop skills in various procedures related to Allergy and Immunology.
Program Design: - Fellows will rotate longitudinally at Cleveland Clinic of Florida. - Fellows will have a combination of inpatient consults and outpatient clinics. - Six months of research are integrated into the program. - Regular teaching and didactic sessions are conducted.
Salary and Benefits: Compensation is commensurate with ACGME-equivalent programs.
Eligibility: Candidates must have completed a minimum of 3 years of Pediatric or 4 years of Med-Peds residency training at an ACGME-accredited program. They must be U.S. citizens, Permanent Residents, or J-1 Visa holders.
The program recruits one trainee per year to start on July 7 of every academic year.
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