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Also called clinical immunologist, immunologist, lab immunologist and laboratory immunologist.
$265,930
Median pay a year
342,720
People do this work
6
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Allergist and Immunologist
1 certification
Summary
Allergist and immunologist diagnosing and treating allergic diseases and immune system disorders, performing diagnostic tests, interpreting results, and developing individualized treatment plans in collaboration with healthcare professionals
Experience
Allergist and Immunologist
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Diagnosed and treated allergic or immunologic conditions for patients
Ordered and performed diagnostic tests such as skin pricks and intradermal tests
Interpreted diagnostic test results to make appropriate differential diagnoses
Documented patients' medical histories and developed individualized treatment plans
Coordinated patient care with other health care professionals and support staff
Skills
Core Skills
Treating chronic diseases, Conducting research, Administering screening tests, Examining patients, Evaluating treatment options, Analyzing test data or images, Diagnosing medical conditions, Maintaining medical knowledge
Checking & Planning
Conducting diagnostic tests, Developing medical treatment plans
Education
Professional Degree (JD, MD, DDS) Your university, Year
Certifications & Licenses
State license for this work Your state board, Year
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Diagnosed and treated allergic conditionsEducated patients about diagnoses and treatmentsOrdered and performed diagnostic testsPrescribed medications for various conditionsInterpreted diagnostic test results accuratelyDocumented patients' medical histories thoroughly
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Diagnosed and treated various allergic conditions, ensuring comprehensive patient care
Ordered and performed diagnostic tests, including skin pricks and intradermal tests, to assess patient allergies
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Diagnosed and treated various allergic conditions, leading to patients reporting fewer allergy symptoms after treatment
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Patients reported fewer allergy symptoms after treatmentFollow-up visits showed improved patient healthPatients expressed higher satisfaction with their care
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Ordered and performed diagnostic tests, including skin pricks and intradermal tests, to assess patient allergies
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Several tests each dayMultiple tests per patient visitDozens of tests weekly
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Treating chronic diseases
Conducting research
Administering screening tests
Conducting diagnostic tests
Examining patients
Evaluating treatment options
Analyzing test data or images
Diagnosing medical conditions
Developing medical treatment plans
Maintaining medical knowledge
Presenting medical reports
Recording medical histories
The work itself
What an Allergist and Immunologist does
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Diagnose, treat, and help prevent allergic diseases and disease processes affecting the immune system.
What it pays
How much does an Allergist and Immunologist make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$102,930
Median
$265,930
75th percentile
$378,770
About 342,720 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$239,720
$355,100
$426,050
AL
$139,280
$272,610
$357,010
AR
$64,330
$136,880
$319,180
AZ
$172,540
$312,490
$432,340
CA
$98,870
$281,590
$340,730
CO
$229,920
$298,320
$357,470
CT
$98,840
$214,990
$373,210
DC
$77,430
$77,430
$253,380
DE
$89,130
$297,470
$326,400
FL
$168,060
$262,180
$364,750
GA
$142,420
$266,880
$392,740
HI
$248,960
$339,290
$427,560
IA
$160,440
$295,190
$350,480
ID
$114,030
$299,340
$387,810
IL
$81,360
$132,540
$372,880
IN
$213,350
$366,190
$428,230
KS
$70,520
$221,540
$382,360
KY
$218,540
$327,390
$452,650
LA
$209,810
$350,920
$419,840
MA
$85,550
$236,580
$384,490
MD
$144,890
$212,080
$317,140
ME
$312,930
$419,410
$442,790
MI
$66,870
$155,480
$318,630
MN
$214,230
$367,320
$392,360
MO
$83,340
$227,980
$361,400
MS
$61,960
$228,130
$359,250
MT
$326,580
$438,850
$438,850
NC
$77,810
$260,330
$361,250
ND
$287,540
$454,550
$564,000
NE
$224,030
$290,470
$379,790
NH
$236,820
$361,300
$362,850
NJ
$115,930
$285,010
$361,100
NM
$228,720
$327,670
$397,140
NV
$141,800
$252,120
$327,770
NY
$122,260
$242,500
$352,190
OH
$104,800
$297,440
$432,890
OK
$65,200
$259,220
$351,780
OR
$273,940
$347,180
$381,480
PA
$78,710
$217,310
$370,140
PR
$60,420
$172,230
$284,960
RI
$169,860
$228,590
$320,690
SC
$163,900
$274,480
$427,760
TN
$181,200
$301,290
$426,850
TX
$108,990
$269,800
$370,990
UT
$82,330
$228,060
$362,440
VA
$183,190
$278,530
$350,550
VT
$247,520
$343,050
$400,490
WA
$215,640
$307,170
$363,470
WI
$280,990
$391,740
$448,470
WV
$63,950
$258,020
$326,230
WY
$256,180
$342,800
$377,870
Other names
Other names for this job
clinical immunologist, immunologist, lab immunologist, laboratory immunologist, pediatric immunologist, transplant immunologist, adult and pediatric allergy partner, advanced practice provider, APP, allergist, allergy and immunology physician, allergy and immunology specialist.
This page is about the occupation Allergists and Immunologists. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.