The New England Society of Allergy is a non-profit organization of board certified allergists and immunologists in the six New England states and upstate New York. The New England Society of Allergy was founded in 1956 for the purpose of fostering the study of the science and the practice of allergy; to foster high standards of the practice of allergy; to educate its members by presenting educational programs; and to promote the health and welfare of allergy patients through education of its members.

Officers of the Society: The By-Laws call for a governing Board of Directors (or Council) made up of eight members elected by majority vote at the annual business meeting. The eight members consist of the President, Secretary, Treasurer, President-Elect, Immediate Past President, and three Councilors.

Directory of Members: Listing includes names, addresses, telephone and fax numbers of the current members of the society.

Schedule and Program of Meetings: The meetings of the Society are open to all physicians. Non-member and guest physicians are welcome. If you are visiting New England, plan to attend one of our meetings. CME credits are granted in accordance to AMA and ACCME guidelines.

Nurses Course: An educational opportunity for the nursing staff of NESA member physician's offices. CEU credit is granted. Courses employ both basic and advanced topics. Format includes lectures, discussions and workshops. The fee charged includes coffee breaks and lunch.