Allergy / Immunology Fellowship
Advanced Research Fellowship

Advanced Research Fellowship

Fellows who are interested in a career in research have an opportunity to apply for additional years of training beyond the two years of ACGME-accredited fellowship through the Advanced Research Training Fellowship (ARTF). ARTF research fellows can conduct innovative research in a wide variety of areas by pairing with NIH-funded clinical, translational and basic science research mentors. 

Advanced Degree / Certificate Opportunities

During the research portion of the fellowship, fellows may choose to pursue a certificate of a master’s or doctorate degree in the following disciplines:

Research Highlights of the Division of Allergy and Immunology at Cincinnati Children’s (2024)

Amazing Science to Bold Medicine

Amazing Science to Bold Medicine.

The Schubert Research Clinic

The Schubert Research Clinic is a unique place to perform clinical and translational research across academic health centers, including Cincinnati Children's and the University of Cincinnati.