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Master allergy testing and immunotherapy protocols in our ACCME-accredited training course. Learn skin prick testing, intradermal testing, sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), and comprehensive treatment strategies for food, environmental, and drug allergies.
Add high-demand allergy testing and immunotherapy services to your practice. With 50 million Americans experiencing allergy symptoms, there's tremendous opportunity to better serve your patients while generating substantial revenue.
A comprehensive curriculum covering diagnostic testing, treatment protocols, and immunotherapy administration.
Master skin prick testing, intradermal testing, patch testing for contact dermatitis, RAST blood testing, and total serum IgE testing. Learn proper technique, interpretation, and when to use each method.
Learn subcutaneous immunotherapy (allergy shots) and sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) protocols including build-up schedules, maintenance dosing, safety monitoring, and reaction management.
Differentiate IgE-mediated food allergies from food sensitivities. Learn elimination diets, challenge testing, and microbiome considerations.
Understand the allergy-asthma connection, bronchial provocation testing, and integrated treatment approaches.
Master interpretation of skin test results, wheal measurements, positive/negative controls, and correlation with patient history.
Comprehensive training on CPT codes, ICD-10 diagnosis codes, and proper documentation for optimal insurance reimbursement.
Understanding your capabilities and advantages as an MD or DO providing allergy services.
As licensed physicians (MD/DO), you have complete authority to diagnose allergies, order and interpret all testing methods, prescribe allergen immunotherapy, and manage anaphylaxis. You can offer comprehensive allergy services without requiring specialist referral or oversight. Your medical degree allows you to provide the full spectrum of allergy care from diagnosis through long-term immunotherapy management.
Allergy testing generates immediate revenue while immunotherapy creates recurring income from ongoing patient visits.
Delegate allergy testing and immunotherapy injections to trained NPs, PAs, and RNs under your supervision. Scale your allergy services efficiently while maintaining quality oversight.
50 million Americans have allergies, but there's a shortage of allergists. Primary care physicians who offer these services fill a critical gap in patient care.
Whether you're in family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, ENT, or any other specialty, you can add allergy testing and immunotherapy to your practice. Many primary care physicians find allergy services complement their existing patient care while addressing unmet needs in their community.
Receive your AAOPM Certificate of Completion with 8.0 CME credits. This certification demonstrates your competency to patients, staff, and insurance companies. No fellowship required to offer basic allergy testing and immunotherapy services.
Browse upcoming allergy training courses. All courses include comprehensive training on testing and immunotherapy protocols.
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Common questions about allergy testing and immunotherapy training for physicians.
Join thousands of physicians who have expanded their practices with AAOPM allergy training. Register today or speak with our team.
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