CEU Courses

We are honored to be joined by Kristy Lowery, Director of Clinical Operations for Audibel to talk about hearing aid accessories. We will take a deep dive into how accessories are more than just cool gadgets, they are tools that work in partnership with hearing aids to enhance hearing. Whether it’s television enjoyment, better communication in challenging listening environments or simple hearing aid control, accessories can provide benefit hearing aid wearers in many ways.

This course discusses various otologic diseases and how audiologists can participate in the care.

This course will review the Neuro features designed for cognitive assistance and highlight how best to utilize these features within Starkey hearing aids. It will discuss how to connect hearing aids to the app, access these specialty features, as well as highlight which features are available in which technology tiers.

New and updated versions of fitting tools are available for hearing healthcare providers to evolve their practice with speed and agility and ensure they can differentiate their practice, clinical services and continue to care for their patients. This course will review the digital transformation of Audiology as well as the suite of tools currently available.

This course serves as a practical start-up guide to designing a course or workshop for new instructors or those looking to polish their existing skills. With immediately-applicable steps starting from the very basics, this will guide readers to integrate goals with learning objectives, contents, and assessments.

This course discusses experiences of conflict in the clinic and how to navigate them. Emphasis will be placed on discussing prejudice affecting graduate clinicians and how to manage patients exhibiting prejudice or discrimination towards staff and clinicians.

During this session, the speaker will meticulously analyze and decode hearing aid fitting outcomes utilizing the real-ear aided response (REAR) screen, catering to a wide array of challenging hearing loss scenarios: ranging from slight/mild to severe-profound, including asymmetrical, reverse-sloping, mixed, and conductive cases, among others. This webinar is designed to be an engaging, practical, and clinically-centered learning experience, offering actionable tips that can be readily applied within your clinical practice.

Prescriptive hearing aid fitting rationales play an important role in successful hearing aid fittings. This course will explain the hearing aid fitting formula landscape and provide clinical considerations to support effective decision-making for different patients.

As Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) Coordinators, we witness many families struggling to obtain accurate information on supporting their Deaf child’s language development. Language development is not about what the Deaf child can or cannot hear. This course discusses how to help families and parents navigate and gain access to information for their Deaf children.

This course reviews conductive hearing loss amplification needs and management options. We explore the offerings of the Cochlear Osia 2 device and compare to other bone anchored hearing devices.