I understand that one can apply to an Allergy/Immunology fellowship after completing either a medicine, peds, or combined med/peds residency. How does each particular residency influence the type of practice you'll have after completing A/I fellowship? I read on an older thread that if you go the Peds->AI route, you can still see adult patients and if you go the Medicine->AI route, you can still see peds patients. Is that the actually true? Any affect on salary?
What about Med/Peds residency? Would a Med/Peds residency make me more competitive for an A/I fellowship?
Do ALL Allergy/Immunology fellowship programs accept combined Med/Peds graduates? Or are there only a few A/I programs that accept med/peds graduates?
I know I just threw in multiple questions in one post but if someone can please answer these questions for me, that would be very helpful. Thanks!
What about Med/Peds residency? Would a Med/Peds residency make me more competitive for an A/I fellowship?
Do ALL Allergy/Immunology fellowship programs accept combined Med/Peds graduates? Or are there only a few A/I programs that accept med/peds graduates?
I know I just threw in multiple questions in one post but if someone can please answer these questions for me, that would be very helpful. Thanks!