Allergy and Immunology Fellowship Program Director

The Division of Allergy and Immunology in the Department of Pediatrics at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell is seeking a mid-career A&I Board Certified academic physician to join the clinical faculty as the A&I Fellowship Program Director. This role involves leading a nationally recognized, ACGME accredited A&I fellowship program with a strong record of graduating outstanding subspecialists. The successful candidate will contribute to the training of four A&I fellows annually, drawing from both pediatric and internal medicine backgrounds.

Practice Info

• The Northwell A&I Fellowship is a nationally recognized, ACGME accredited, A&I fellowship program.
• The program trains four A&I fellows each year, 2 in each year of training, from both pediatric and internal medicine backgrounds.
• The Division of Allergy and Immunology serves a very large population of children and adults with a wide variety of atopic diseases and/or genetically defined primary immunodeficiency.
• The Division also treats adults and children with secondary and acquired immunodeficiency resulting from successful treatment of autoimmune disease or cancer.
• The Division houses the Jeffrey Modell Diagnostic Center with a fully staffed research laboratory in The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research.
• There are 4 Internal Medicine and 2 Pediatric A&I faculty members, 3 PAs, 3 FNPs, a Doctor of Pharmacy, and 5 nurses in the A&I Division.

Requirements

• Mid-career A&I Board Certified academic physician
• Completed residency in either General Pediatrics or Internal Medicine
• Strong background in A&I education
• Preferred: MD or MD/PhD degree
• Preferred: Successful track record in training A&I fellows for a minimum of 3 years