Congratulate award recipients
We are proud to honor our award winners for their contributions to the College and the specialty. The Gold Headed Cane will be presented at the Opening Ceremon…
Caught up on all the new research?
The College’s 2019 Literature Review Course will help you catch up on the reading you’ve missed. You’re busy with your patients and practice,…
We’ve got the MOC review you need
While you’re setting your schedule for the Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov. 7 – 11 in Houston, be sure to stay for Monday’s Continuous Assessm…
Named lectures continue tradition
The College continues its tradition of featured named lectures at this year’s Annual Scientific Meeting. We are honored to present these prestigious speakers w…
Hands-on experience is yours with College workshops
Get the most out of your Annual Meeting learning experience! Hands-on workshops provide a full spectrum of instruction in immunoglobin infusion, allergic emerg…
Start your day with invigorating educational sessions
Get your mornings moving in the right direction at the Annual Meeting, Nov. 7 - 11 in Houston. Our 90-minute plenaries provide insightful information you can u…
Everything is bigger in Texas, including the Allied Health courses
Exciting changes are coming for allied health attendees at the 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov. 7 – 11, in Houston. This year there are opportunities…
Ask the expert – choose your topic
One of the best reasons to attend the College’s Annual Meeting is the opportunity to interact with your colleagues and one-on-one with the experts in the field…
Stay for the entire meeting
Plan ahead for the Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov. 7 – 11 in Houston. With the theme New Frontiers - Advocating for Patients, Practices and Research, this meet…
Explore new frontiers at the Annual Meeting
It’s not too early to begin thinking about our Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov. 7–11 in Houston. Join us for New Frontiers – Advocating for Patients, Practices …
New treatment to protect people with peanut allergy
At the College’s Annual Scientific Meeting, new research presented showed promise for a treatment to help people with severe peanut allergy tolerate accidental…
Pearls from Twitter
During the College's Annual Scientific Meeting, Twitter was flooded with the latest allergy info from our sessions. Allergists who were not able to make i…
Congratulate your colleagues!
The College is proud to honor the following individuals for their contributions to the College and the specialty of allergy/immunology. These awards will be pr…
Top 10 reasons to stream the Annual Scientific Meeting
Can't travel to the all-new and best ever 2018 Annual Scientific Meeting? Get the second-best seat (your own!) and catch all the Saturday and Sunday plenaries …
Connect with colleagues at the Annual Meeting
In the spirit of our all-new revamped Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov. 15-19 in Seattle, our networking and social events are better than ever, too! With Instag…
Don’t miss this literature review!
We know College members are extremely busy people – from working in your practice all day to catching up with your EHR at night. Who has time to read every pie…
Hear from the virtuosos of allergy and immunology
We have fantastic speakers and thought leaders lined up for this year’s meeting. And just like past Annual Meetings, we will have several named lectures …
Try your hand at workshops
There’s nothing like hands-on experience to help you learn a new concept or diagnostic test. Being able to observe as well as perform has benefits rangin…
Clinically-relevant programming and expert faculty
Start each day of the Annual Meeting with these can’t-miss 90-minute plenary sessions. Learn about the most relevant topics from the leading experts in t…
All about asthma
Updated August 29, 2018Patients are faced with many choices when finding a physician to help them treat and control their asthma. Here at the College, we know …
