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  • Mark Kosinski
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    Mark Kosinski

    Mark Kosinski, MD
    11 Getty Avenue
    Paterson, NJ 07503
    Mark Kosinski practices as an Immunologist in Paterson, NJ.
  • Mark Kosinski
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    Mark Kosinski

    Mark Kosinski, MD
    218 Route 17 North
    Suite 412
    Rochelle Park, NJ 07662
    Mark Kosinski practices as an Immunologist in Rochelle Park, NJ.
  • David Brown

    David Brown

    33 Overlook Ter Ste 307
    Short Hills, NJ 07078

Nearby Cities

Millburn (1.26 mi)
Summit (1.84 mi)
Springfield (1.87 mi)
Livingston (3.37 mi)
Union (4.76 mi)
West Orange (5.72 mi)
Westfield (6.25 mi)
Cranford (6.33 mi)
Caldwell (6.85 mi)
Verona (7.21 mi)
Clark (7.43 mi)
Newark (8.06 mi)
Montclair (8.13 mi)
Cedar Knolls (8.24 mi)
Cedar Grove (8.77 mi)

Immunologist Info

Immunologist Summary: An immunologist is a research scientist or practicing specialist who studies, analyzes and/or treats disease processes that involve the immune system. Immunologists are particularly interested in diseases that affect natural immunity. These include such diseases as allergies, sinus inflammation, pneumonia, and abscesses that occur repeatedly even with treatment.

Education and Training: An immunologist must have a Ph.D. or an M.D., at least two to three years of training in an accredited program and must pass an examination given by the American Board of Allergy and Immunology. There are several career opportunities that an immunologist may choose including scientific research, physician, pediatrician, and college professor.

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An Immunologist is a physician who treats allergic diseases and immune system disorders.

What conditions can an Immunologist treat?
An Immunologist can treat allergies, autoimmune conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and Hashimoto's disease, and immune-deficiency disorders such as AIDS..

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Immunologist Related Terms: immunology, immune system, autoimmune disease, immune deficiency, transplant rejection, hypersensitivities, immunotherapy