Allergists and Immunologists


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Allergists and Immunologists

Allergists and Immunologists - Working Conditions

In a typical work setting, allergists and immunologists:

Interpersonal Relationships

  • Communicate with others by phone, e-mail, memos, and in person daily.
  • Work as part of a team and are very responsible for the work done by others.
  • Have a great amount of responsibility for the health and safety of patients.
  • Occasionally deal with conflict situations where people may be unpleasant or rude.

Physical Work Conditions

  • Almost always work indoors.
  • Are exposed to the diseases and infections of patients on a daily basis.
  • Come into close physical contact with patients.

Work Performance

  • Must be very exact and accurate when performing the job.
  • Make decisions on a daily basis that strongly impact patients and their families.
  • Repeat the same mental and physical tasks.
  • Make nearly all decisions and set their daily tasks and goals independently.
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  • Work in a moderately competitive environment and meet daily deadlines.

Hours/Travel

  • Work a regular schedule.
  • Work 40 hours a week or more.
Source: Illinois Career Information System (CIS) brought to you by Illinois Department of Employment Security.