CEU Courses

This course will describe and demonstrate the directional microphone verification technology available in Audioscan's Verifit equipment. Audioscan's unique FFT/ multiple input stimulus directional test model is featured and both test box and on-ear directional mic tests are described.

InSituGram, an optional feature in the Connex fitting software, is used to establish hearing levels with the hearing aid in place. The InSituGram considers the individual acoustics of the patient’s ear canal as well as any venting effects when wearing the hearing aid. Learn how to use this feature for in-person or remote adjustments.

This course provides an overview of the Advanced Bionics cochlear implant system and the portfolio of hearing solutions. Participants will learn about cochlear implant candidacy criteria, the CI evaluation process, the surgical procedure, current technology solutions, bimodal considerations and outcomes and aural rehabilitation options.

This course is intended for the clinical audiologist who would like to further their understanding of functional listening evaluations and how to implement these when needed to better serve their pediatric patients.

This webinar will provide participants with an introduction to the EduMic, another innovative technology from Oticon Medical which supports better hearing in challenging environments. Participants will learn about the features and benefits of this new wireless accessory. They will also hear from those who have had the opportunity to use it with children in the classroom.

Stress is a key contributor to tinnitus bother experienced by millions around the world during the Covid outbreak. Health concerns, social isolation, and financial instability have all contributed to fear and stress during this worldwide pandemic. Recent research on the online version of the 8-week skill building program, Mindfulness Based Tinnitus Stress Reduction (MBTSR), developed and researched by the presenter at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), is presented with results from a Covid sample. The critical role stress reduction plays in effective management of sound sensitivity disorders such as tinnitus and hyperacusis is explored.

This presentation will describe hearing strategies used by the normal auditory system. It will also discuss how the latest directional system in ReSound ONE complements these normal hearing strategies for a natural sound experience.

This presentation will review the classic hearing aid evaluation and how to transform the appointment to a functional and communication needs assessment. Each test will be reviewed, with how-to videos posted via website for reference, and recommendations from the results will be discussed so audiologists can incorporate it into a plan of care.

A fresh look at the importance of audiological rehabilitation in audiology care today and how to practically integrate it into clinical services.

This course presents an overview of the challenges and opportunities currently present in tinnitus research. We will discuss how a comprehensive repository of tinnitus knowledge, the use of artificial intelligence, and the development of large tinnitus-specific biobanks may advance the field.