Applications Open 11/13!
1st and 2nd year allergy fellows can complete grant applications for consideration between November 13, 2026 and January 8, 2027.
Two Sessions Available.
May 18-29, 2027
Second Session:
May 20-21, 2027
We’ll Notify You!
What is Crosslink?
HollisterStier Allergy is excited to announce the Crosslink Allergy Educational Summit in Spring 2027, held at our manufacturing headquarters in Spokane, WA!
This summit is born from our dedication to fostering the knowledge, awareness, and professional opportunities of allergy fellows across the United States.
In alignment with this dedication, HollisterStier Allergy is offering a grant for selected 1st and 2nd year allergy fellows to attend this year’s summit. This includes all travel arrangements, lodging, summit attendance, and some meals for those attending.
Applications for Crosslink 2027 open November 13!
What You'll Experience:
CrossLink takes learning beyond the classroom with an immersive look at allergen immunotherapy from source to practice. Learn how raw materials are procured and transformed into allergenic extracts from subject matter experts, and step into our Spokane manufacturing facility to see the process firsthand. While here, you’ll get hands-on experience dissecting venom sacs, visually inspecting products for particulates, and practicing vial mixing and dilution preparation. The experience continues with practical education on allergy care, a botanist-guided Pollen Walk, and plenty of time over meals and activities to connect with fellows around the country.
Quick FAQs
Summit Dates
Second Session: May 20-21, 2027
Location
Jubilant HollisterStier Allergy – Spokane, WA Facility
Summit Agenda
- Presentations: Source materials, extract manufacturing, mixing & dosing, and more.
- Practicums: Hands-on vial mixing, venom sac dissection, etc.
- Tour: Go behind the scenes at our manufacturing facility to see how allergenic extracts are made firsthand.
- Pollen walk: Receive a tour from a botanist at Spokane’s own arboretum.
- Networking: Meet other allergy fellows from across the country.
Eligibility Requirements
1st or 2nd year allergy fellows must apply using our application. There are limited spots available for this educational opportunity. An application must be submitted by January 8, 2027 in order to be considered for attendance. Applications open November 12, 2026.
Questions?
If you have any questions or would like additional information or assistance, please email us at [email protected].
“This experience was incredibly informative and useful. I learned so much about allergy immunotherapy, considerations regarding extracts and prescribing for immunotherapy. I made contacts with fellow allergists in training, and the educational resources provided were extremely helpful and not information that I would have otherwise had exposure to. I learned about resources that will be very helpful in the future when working in practice.”
“This experience was incredibly informative and useful. I learned so much about allergy immunotherapy, considerations regarding extracts and prescribing for immunotherapy. I made contacts with fellow allergists in training, and the educational resources provided were extremely helpful and not information I that I would have otherwise had exposure to. I learned about resources that will be very helpful in the future when working in practice.”
“As someone who does not always learn the best from lectures, these were really well-done… and [the team] did a phenomenal job walking us through the basics and building up to higher level concepts regarding immunotherapy. The hands-on experiences like the tour and Pollen Walk really brought everything together. Also, the staff and other fellows attending were wonderful to interact with, and I really enjoyed the company.”
“As someone who does not always learn the best from lectures, these were really well-done… and [the team] did a phenomenal job walking us through the basics and building up to higher level concepts regarding immunotherapy. The hands-on experiences like the tour and Pollen Walk really brought everything together. Also, the staff and other fellows attending were wonderful to interact with, and I really enjoyed the company.”
