Practical Implementation for ENT and Outpatient Practice

Building and Managing Office-Based Allergy Services

Launch, expand, or optimize allergy services within your practice through this hands-on pre-conference workshop designed for the teams responsible for making allergy programs successful. 

From testing protocols and immunotherapy models to compliance requirements, operational workflows, and emergency preparedness, this full-day program delivers practical education you can bring back to your clinic immediately. 

Whether you’re exploring allergy services for the first time, refreshing an existing program, or looking to align your team around updated protocols and best practices, this course was built for real-world implementation. 

$199 Add-On Workshop 
Available for selection during registration.
Space is limited.

Thursday, November 12, 2026
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM 

6 CME Credits + Certificate of Completion 

Why Attend?

Office-based allergy services continue to evolve, and many ENT and outpatient practices are looking for practical guidance on how to build sustainable programs that support patient care while maintaining compliance and operational efficiency. 

This workshop focuses on what happens beyond theory. 

Attendees will learn how to evaluate testing models, understand immunotherapy pathways, improve workflow efficiency, strengthen patient safety protocols, and navigate documentation and compliance requirements that directly impact day-to-day operations. 

Led by experienced clinical and operational leaders including Camysha Wright, MD and Pamela Baines, MD alongside experienced nursing leaders, this program is built around practical execution, not abstract discussion. 

Who Should Attend?

  • Otolaryngologists exploring or expanding allergy services
  • Advanced Practice Providers (PAs and APRNs)
  • Registered Nurses  
  • Medical Assistants  
  • Practice administrators and operational leaders  
  • Clinical teams responsible for allergy testing and immunotherapy workflows  

What You’ll Learn

Build the right clinical foundation

Understand allergy’s role in otolaryngology and how allergy services integrate into modern ENT care.

Evaluate testing options

Learn the differences between MQT, intradermal testing, percutaneous testing, and serum-specific IgE testing.

Strengthen immunotherapy protocols

Review SCIT, SLIT, and OMIT pathways, including treatment selection and dosing considerations.

Improve safety and compliance

Understand documentation requirements, USP standards, quality control processes, and emergency preparedness protocols.

Create operational efficiency

Learn practical workflow strategies, coding considerations, and program sustainability best practices.

Solve real-world challenges

Participate in a closing panel focused on troubleshooting, quality improvement, and refining existing programs.

Workshop Curriculum

Agenda Highlights

Explore the clinical, safety, compliance, and operational components needed to build and sustain an effective office-based allergy program.

10 Core Topics
  1. Allergy in Otolaryngology
  2. Principles of Office-Based Allergy Services
  3. Allergy Testing Framework and Clinical Workflow
  4. Allergy Testing Practical Options
  5. Vial Preparation, Handling, and Quality Control SCIT
  6. Documentation, Compliance, and Safety Protocols
  7. Immunotherapy Selection and Protocol Development SLIT & OMIT
  8. Risk Management and Emergency Preparedness
  9. Operational Performance and Program Sustainability
  10. Troubleshooting, Quality Improvement, and Program Refinement

Leave With Practical Tools You Can Use Immediately

This is not a lecture-only workshop.

You’ll leave with actionable frameworks your team can apply immediately, including:

  • Allergy testing workflow strategies  
  • Immunotherapy implementation guidance  
  • Safety protocols  
  • Documentation best practices  
  • Operational planning insights  
  • Practical guidance for long-term sustainability 

Reserve Your Spot

This pre-conference workshop requires a separate $199 add-on ticket and is only available to registered FCOM attendees.

Capacity is limited to preserve the hands-on learning experience. Register for FCOM 2026 and secure your pre-con ticket before it sells out.