CEU Courses

This 2-part course is designed to provide a review of chronic diseases that are comorbid with hearing loss. Six in ten Americans live with at least one chronic disease, like heart disease, cancer, stroke, or diabetes. Audiologists must be knowledgeable of these diseases in order to practice whole-body health care for the benefit of their patients.

Six in ten Americans live with at least one chronic disease, like heart disease, cancer, stroke, or diabetes. Audiologists must be knowledgeable of these, and other chronic diseases that are comorbid with hearing loss, in order to practice whole-body health care for the benefit of their patients. This course will discuss both brain neurological and psychological concerns. This is the second of a two-part series.

This text course discusses the rationale and considerations for cognitive assessment in clinical audiology in an engaging, Q & A format.

Six in ten Americans live with at least one chronic disease, like heart disease, cancer, stroke, or diabetes. Audiologists must be knowledgeable of these, and other chronic diseases that are comorbid with hearing loss, in order to practice whole-body health care for the benefit of their patients. This course will review chronic, comorbid, cardiovascular and chronic kidney diseases. A Review of Diabetes Mellitus T2 will be covered. This is the first of a two-part series.

This course will present 5 topics critical to classroom and clinical teaching in the area of vestibular assessment and rehabilitation. This is a preview to the University of Pittsburgh Teaching Conference being held June 13-15, 2019.

Listeners will understand the Ponto 3 SuperPower fittings range, as well as the benefits of choosing this device. Listeners will obtain a good understanding of how and why the candidacy range for this power device is so large.

The purpose of this program is to give pediatric hearing healthcare professionals knowledge of how precisely Widex hearing instruments meet AAA pediatric guidelines by providing children with superior sound quality using specialized features and options.

Supervising students and employees can be a daunting task for any professional in a management or ownership position. Fostering the next generation of doctors of audiology and support staff requires that we to choose a leadership path that moves beyond a “command and control” paradigm to teaching integrative leadership skills that highlight personal awareness and professional courage to move beyond the numbers.

This 5-part webinar series is focused on the relationship between recreational noise exposure and hearing loss, based on select articles from a recent issue of the journal Seminars in Hearing (Issue 04 · Volume 38 · 2017). Guest editor, Dr. Elizabeth Beach and a team of leading experts will present a cross section of current research that sets out the potential risk that leisure noise exposure poses to hearing. The presentations also offer suggestions for ways audiologists can minimize and manage that risk.

Recreational firearm use is a popular sport that puts the hearing of the shooter at risk due to high peak sound pressure levels. This course will enable the attendee to better understand the risk factors associated with shooting sports and will provide an overview of specific prevention strategies that address these factors, including specialized hearing protectors.