Welcome to the ϰϲͼ Allergy and Immunology Fellowship Program
A Message from our Program Director
We have an outstanding fellowship program that is set apart from others by a few unique aspects. Unlike many other academic programs, here at ϰϲͼ we see children and adults all in the same clinic. This is an amazing way to train in Allergy/Immunology as our team (attendings, fellows, advance practice providers, nurses and medical assistants) and location are always consistent. Additionally, our faculty, all of whom practice primarily in our main clinic and see patients of all ages, have expertise in the entire gamut of allergic and immunologic diseases as well as in the whole spectrum of academic and scholarly activity including basic, clinical, and translation research, quality improvement, and medical education. We are a medium-sized section which devotes a lot of individualized attention to each one of our fellows. Another strength of our program is dedicated time for teaching and learning each Friday afternoon. Our goal is to support each of our trainees to help them grow, develop, and learn as a clinician and a human being so that ultimately, they are prepared to succeed in the field of allergy and immunology. While our expectation is that our fellows work hard, we also expect that our fellows will work together with each other and our faculty and have fun both inside and outside of work.
Barry Pelz, MD
Program Director
As a fellow you will...
- Develop the skills and expertise to independently practice as an allergist and clinical immunologist in an academic or community-based practice.
- Attain a comprehensive and robust clinical experience caring for patients of all ages in outpatient clinics and inpatient consults.
- Complete a scholarly project based on your interests and with supportive mentorship.
- Work with an accomplished and collaborative team in the Division of Allergy and Clinical Immunology consisting of eight faculty with a passion for educating future allergists and immunologists.
About our Program
Our program has been in place since 1985 and was reaccredited by the ACGME in 2024. We accept 2 fellows per year for a total of 2 years of fellowship training.
Our Spaces and Faces
Meet Our Team
Barry Pelz, MD
Program Director
Leslie Gimenez, MD
Associate Program Director
Maggie Reichertz, C-TAGME
Program Coordinator