Queen Mary University of London

University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

St. George's University

The George Washington University

Allergy and Immunology Fellow at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

- Sub-Investigator for Phase 3 Dupilumab trials on efficacy and safety in patients with eosinophilic esophagitis - Intake exams for Dupilumab extension trial to assess long-term safety/efficacy in patients with atopic dermatitis- Oral food challenges and monitoring of Palisade Trial pediatric patients who underwent AR101 therapy- Working understanding of FDA regulations and drug approval process- Understanding of database queries and data analysis for signal detection to recognize patterns and trends	- Reviewed adverse event reports following allergen immunotherapy	- Developed safety surveillance strategy for patients on immunomodulatory medications - Lead fellow for QI project to improve efficiencies of medication decisions to reduce surgical site infection in collaboration with Infectious Diseases and Bioinformatics - Pertinent clinical skills include allergen immunotherapy, robust understanding of immunodeficiency, hands-on experience with biologics, and a working knowledge of pre and post stem-cell transplant care	- Generated and implemented risk management plans for patients with food allergy - Integrated training in the Department of Medicine, Penn Allergy and Immunology, University of Pennsylvania

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Allergy and Immunology Fellow

Worked under Ann Reynolds in the ABC News Medical Unit as a contributor for shows such as Good Morning America and ABC World News Tonight.  Publications include:Cafone J. “Babies Feel the Rhythm: New Study Finds Infants Sync with Moms during Lullabies.” ABC News, 2018 MarchCafone J. “Disruption to the circadian rhythm can cause weight gain, study says.” ABC News, 2018 AprilCafone J. “How rear-facing car seats perform in rear-impact crashes.” ABC News, 2018 April

ABC News

Medical Unit - Resident Contributor

- Patient Safety Committee: Resident liaison- Lead resident for QI project which developed and implemented screening of high-risk medications in the ER- Other QI projects: improving diabetes education and increasing mental health referrals in high risk populations

Stony Brook University

Internal Medicine / Pediatrics Resident

St. George University

Medical Student

Joseph Cafone

Joseph Cafone