2026 Q1 Stacks - Adding Allergy to Your Practice

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Thank you for viewing the Adding Allergy to Your Practice video series. Before you get started, make sure to listen to Dr. Robert Stachler give a brief overview on what content to expect.

The Stacks are a new series which provides valuable focused content to educate membership to bridge the times of year when live courses are not available. Culled from the AAOA CME archives, these stacks offer a great way to augment your AAOA education, train your staff, or refresh your knowledge. Each will be available for a time-limited cohort. All content was peer reviewed to mitigate any potential conflicts of interest for the original CME activity.

With this stack, Adding Allergy to your Practice, we provide basic content to allow you to understand how to get started with practicing clinical allergy. More in-depth information is taught at our Basic and Advanced Courses which are offered once each year.

Please note, this activity is time-limited. Access to content will be available until Thursday, April 30, 2026.

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