Zubrinich, Celia

A/Prof Celia Zubrinich

Allergist
A/Prof Celia Zubrinich is an Allergist with particular expertise in anaphylaxis including food, drug and venom allergies, and she undertakes clinical care and research at the Alfred Hospital.
A/Prof Celia Zubrinich graduated from Monash University with First Class Honours and then gained fellowship of the RACP in 2006. Since her clinical research fellowship in Toronto, Canada she has remained at the Alfred, where she is leading the Difficult Anaphylaxis program, the chair of the Alfred Health Adverse Drug Reactions Committee, and an investigator in clinical trials and contributing to teaching.
She is the chair of the ASCIA Allergen Immunotherapy Working Party, a member of the National Allergy Centre of Excellence and a steering committee member of the Australian Registry of Severe Cutaneous Adverse Reactions (AUS-SCAR).

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