Below is a sample schedule for weekly conferences:
| Day | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8am | Internal Medicine Grand Rounds | ||||
| 9am | Allergy Grand Rounds | ||||
| 10am | Case Conference or Journal Club | ||||
| 11am | Core Curriculum or Immunodeficiency lecture | ||||
| 12pm | Pediatric Grand Rounds | ||||
| 1pm | Translational Immunology conference – 1st Friday of month |
Core Curriculum
Each fellows and faculty review an important topic in Allergy and Immunology. Textbooks covered each year are from Abbas/Janeway, Rich’s Clinical Immunology, and Middleton’s.
Journal Club
Fellows will present a journal article on a topic in Allergy and Immunology and is held with faculty and fellows on select Thursday mornings each month.
Case presentation and didactic lectures in clinical pediatric immunology are discussed with faculty and fellows the second and fourth Thursday of the month.
Pediatric Allergy Grand Rounds
Weekly CME conference covering clinical allergy and immunology with a focus on the pediatric population is given by faculty or fellows.
Adult Allergy Grand Rounds
Weekly CME conference covering basic and clinical Allergy and Immunology with a focus on the adult population that is given by faculty or fellows. The division also has 4 evening grand rounds where private allergists in the community are invited to attend and is great way to network with area allergists.
Pediatric Translational Immunology Conference (pdf)
Multi-subspecialty conference held the first Friday of the month with interesting case presentations and discussion involving immunology.
During the month of July, fellows are given lectures in allergic rhinitis, asthma, drug allergy, food allergy, immunodeficiency, urticaria, angioedema, mastocytosis, contact dermatitis, venom allergy, immunotherapy, and PFTs. Fellows are able to practice rhinoscopy, skin testing, pulmonary function testing, and drug mixing.
Allergy 102
During February, fellows are given lectures in immunotherapy, allergic contact dermatitis, drug allergy, and statistics. Fellows are able to practice PFTs, rhinoscopy, patch testing, and mixing immunotherapy.
CME Course- Clinical Allergy for the Practicing Physician
Elevate your clinical practice at Updates in Clinical Allergy and Immunology 2026, happening Sept. 18–19, 2026, at Le Meridien Hotel in Clayton, MO. This dynamic, day-and-a-half interprofessional event delivers critical insights on emerging therapies and patient care strategies. Plus, because the course takes place in downtown Clayton, you can step directly from the classroom into the vibrant Saint Louis Art Fair as soon as the lectures wrap up!
Register here: https://washu.cloud-cme.com/ClinicalAllergy2026