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Occupations · Healthcare Practitioners and Technical

Allergists and Immunologists

Diagnose, treat, and help prevent allergic diseases and disease processes affecting the immune system.

O*NET 30.3 Database (USDOL/ETA) · occupation code 29-1229.01

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O*NET 30.3 task ratings, importance scale

Skills that matter most

Importance, rated 1 to 5.

Reading Comprehension4.5
Active Listening4.1
Critical Thinking4.1
Writing4.1
Monitoring4.0
Speaking4.0
Active Learning4.0
Science3.9
Learning Strategies3.6
Mathematics2.8

O*NET 30.3 skills, importance scale

Software and tools

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Microsoft Excel●Microsoft Office software●Microsoft Outlook●Microsoft PowerPoint●Microsoft Word●eClinicalWorks EHR software●Allscripts PMAutomatic Data Processing AdvancedMD EHRBenchmark Systems Benchmark Clinical EHRBizmatics PrognoCIS EMRCareCloud CentralCerner PowerWorks Practice ManagementCrowell Systems MedformixElectronic Medical Records and Electronic Health Records Software IMS for AllergistsEmail softwareEpic Practice ManagementFlowJoGE Healthcare Centricity Practice SolutionGalacTek ECLIPSEGraphPad Software GraphPad PrismGreenway Medical Technologies PrimeSUITEHealthFusion MediTouchIOS Health Systems Medios EHRKareo Practice ManagementMcKesson Practice PlusMeditab Software AllergyEHRMicroscope imaging softwareModernizing Medicine Practice Management

O*NET 30.3 software skills · hot-technology flag

What your tools are worth

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ToolValueSpread across occupations
eClinicalWorks EHR software7348 occupations; absent from the 2015 catalogue
Microsoft PowerPoint69400 → 629 occupations since 2015
Microsoft Outlook68348 → 642 occupations since 2015

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What this work is actually like

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5 / 5Extensive preparation — graduate school, and often a licence on top.

O*NET 30.3 Job Zones

Working conditions that stand out

Exposed to Disease or Infections+2.4 above average
Written Letters and Memos+1.5 above average
Consequence of Error+1.2 above average
Outdoors, Exposed to All Weather Conditions−1.2 below average
Exposed to Very Hot or Cold Temperatures−1.1 below average
Exposed to Hazardous Equipment−1.1 below average
Physical Proximity+1.1 above average

O*NET 30.3 work context, frequency scale · observed 2022-08

How people actually get in

Share of workers by the education they hold.

Post-Doctoral Training53%
Doctoral Degree21%
Master's Degree13%
High School Diploma - or the equivalent (for example, GED)7%

O*NET 30.2 education, training and experience · observed 2022-08

What kind of person the work suits

Occupational interest profile, rated 1 to 7.

Investigative7.0
Social5.3
Realistic3.8

O*NET 30.2 occupational interests (RIASEC)

What you take with you

Skills rated for how well they transfer into other occupations.

Judgment and Decision Making4.1
Complex Problem Solving4.0
Time Management3.8
Social Perceptiveness3.8
Service Orientation3.8
Instructing3.5
Systems Analysis3.2
Systems Evaluation3.1

O*NET 30.3 transferable skills, importance scale

Knowledge the work draws on

Medicine and DentistryEnglish LanguageCustomer and Personal ServiceBiologyComputers and ElectronicsAdministration and Management

Abilities it leans on

Problem SensitivityWritten ComprehensionOral ExpressionOral ComprehensionDeductive ReasoningInductive Reasoning

O*NET 30.3 abilities and knowledge, importance scale

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DoctorPhysicianAllergistImmunologistImmunochemistAllergy PhysicianAllergy SpecialistClinical AllergistPediatric AllergistMD (Medical Doctor)Immunology PhysicianImmunology SpecialistClinical ImmunologistPediatric Immunologist

O*NET 30.3 job titles reported for this occupation

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What changed since 2020

Comparing O*NET release 25.1 (2020-11-01) with 30.3 (2026-05-01). Signs, not colour alone, carry the meaning. 1 entries that were only relabelled between releases are left out.

Now listed 2

+Patient management software+eClinicalWorks EHR software

No longer listed 2

−Word processing software−eClinicalWorks Practice Management

Diff across the O*NET releases held here in full since October 2015, following occupations through merges and retirements. O*NET re-surveys occupations on a rolling cycle, so “no change” can also mean “not re-surveyed”.

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O*NET 30.3 related occupations

Also called

MDDoctorPhysicianAllergistImmunologistAllergist/MDImmunochemistAllergy PhysicianClinical AllergistAllergy SpecialistMD (Medical Doctor)Pediatric Allergist

O*NET 30.3 alternative titles

The same work in Europe

ESCO occupationISCOMatch
epidemiologist2131.4.7close
specialised doctor2212.1broader
immunologist2131.6broader

Official ESCO ↔ O*NET crosswalk (ESCO Secretariat with USDOL/ETA)

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