Robert S. Call, M.D. received his allergy training at the University of Virginia and remained on staff as an Instructor in Medicine for 2 years teaching and researching Asthma before moving to Richmond. Prior to his fellowship in Allergy, he did his Internal Medicine training at Michigan State University, Grand Rapids Campus. He is a Graduate of University of Virginia's Medical School and School of Arts and Sciences where he received an MD and a BA in Biology.

Currently, Dr. Call practices full time treating adults and children with allergies. His special interests include food allergy and exercise induced asthma. He also owns and is President of Commonwealth Clinical Research Specialists (CCRS), a clinical trial company. CCRS performs clinical trials in allergy and other internal medicine related areas. In 2005, he was appointed by the Governor of Virginia to the Commonwealth Health Research Board (CHRB) and now is the Chair. CHRB provides funding to universities, hospitals and other facilities throughout the State of Virginia for research projects that benefit the citizens of Virginia. Dr. Call is the current President of the Allergy and Asthma Society of Virginia, a 2 year post. He is a past President and Chairman of the Board of the Richmond Academy of Medicine.

Dr. Call's favorite thing to do outside of Allergy is spending time with his wife, Mary, and his 4 lovely teenage daughters.