The American Society for Reproductive Immunology (ASRI) is pleased to announce the establishment of a clinical training program on Reproductive Immunology.

In an effort to promote standardization of training for fellows, ASRI has developed a formal process for eligible programs to earn the endorsement of the ASRI as an approved fellowship in clinical Reproductive Immunology. ASRI has developed guidelines for training programs that address specific curricular elements, scholarship, clinical experiences and facilities along with faculty support and expectations.  

Fellows that complete an ASRI-approved fellowship are also considered by ASRI to have earned the standard qualifications and skills of an obstetrics and gynecology fellow in the specialized area of reproductive immunology. Medical institutions with a recognized training record are eligible to apply for the ASRI program which will provide the guidelines and supervision for the fellows to acquire the appropriate training in the field of Reproductive Immunology.  Once the fellows fulfill the stated requirements they will be considered for recognition as Reproductive Immunologists.

The American Society for Reproductive Immunology (ASRI), in conjunction with its initial certification program, is pleased to offer a New Fellow Track application process for current physicians in a fellowship training program in the field of reproductive immunology.

The certificate issued through the New Fellow Track is recognized as valid documentation of attainment of current ASRI Reproductive Immunology expectations and is valid for the life of the recipient. 

Applicants for the New Fellow Track certificate in reproductive immunology must submit the following documents:

1. Application Form
   
2. Current, complete CV
3. Sufficient experience and activities in the field of reproductive immunology.  Qualifying activities include the following:  Peer-reviewed publications; local, regional, national presentations; local, regional, national committee work, teaching activities in undergraduate and/or graduate medical education.
4. Medical license verification
5. Current board certification(s) if applicable
6. Two letters of recommendation
7. Signed, notarized affidavit demonstrating that the applicant has engaged in the practice of reproductive immunology for at least five (5) years. 
8. Initial application fee of $400 is payable online during the application process.  The fee is non-refundable and does not guarantee approval for certification through the practice pathway program. Renewal application is $500