Allergy Manager

Position Summary

The Allergy Manager oversees the daily operations of the allergy testing and immunotherapy program within an ENT practice. This role ensures safe, efficient, and compliant delivery of allergy services, including patient testing, immunotherapy administration, staff supervision, inventory management, and coordination with providers. The Allergy Manager serves as both a clinical and operational leader within the allergy department.

Clinical Operations

• Supervise and coordinate all allergy testing procedures (skin prick, intradermal testing, and related diagnostics)
• Oversee immunotherapy services, including subcutaneous immunotherapy (SCIT) preparation and administration
• Maintain staff competency in allergy protocols, safety procedures, and EHR documentation
• Conduct ongoing education on allergy treatment standards and updates in care
• Ensure proper patient screening, consent, and documentation prior to testing or treatment
• Monitor patients for adverse reactions and ensure emergency protocols are followed

Staff Management & Training

• Train, supervise, and schedule allergy technicians or nursing staff
• Ensure staff competency in allergy protocols, safety procedures, and EHR documentation
• Conduct ongoing education on allergy treatment standards and updates in care

Inventory & Supply Management

• Manage allergy serum ordering, preparation coordination, and inventory control
• Track expiration dates and ensure compliance with storage requirements (including temperature monitoring)

Compliance & Quality Assurance

• Ensure adherence to OSHA, CLIA (if applicable), HIPAA, and state medical board regulations
• Maintain accurate patient records and allergy immunotherapy logs
• Support audits and quality improvement initiatives
• Enforce infection control and safety protocols

Patient Coordination

• Education on allergy testing procedures and immunotherapy schedules
• Manage patient flow within allergy clinic sessions
• Coordinate with physicians regarding treatment plans and patient progress

Qualifications

• High school diploma required; Associate or Bachelor’s degree in healthcare field preferred
• Experience in ENT, allergy, immunology, or outpatient clinical setting required
• Prior supervisory or lead clinical role strongly preferred
• Experience with allergy immunotherapy administration required

Licenses & Certifications

• LPN, RN, CMA, RMA, or equivalent clinical certification preferred (depending on state and practice scope)
• CPR/BLS certification required

Skills & Competencies

• Strong leadership and team management skills
• Knowledge of allergy testing and immunotherapy protocols
• Excellent patient communication and education skills
• High attention to detail and documentation accuracy
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced clinical environment
• Proficiency with EHR systems