CEU Courses

As tens of millions of Americans are living longer lives, longevity is creating challenges for everyone, including hearing healthcare providers and their manufacturing partners. Centered on the human need to connect with others, this course addresses three components of hearing care: 1.) the specific communication challenges of the normal-aging population, 2.) how hearing healthcare providers can more effectively address the communication and quality of life needs of this group by using three clinical tools that meet the A-B-C criteria, and 3.) how manufacturers can engineer devices that leverage recent findings on the dynamics of group conversations.

Just like a journey is more than points on a map, better hearing is about more than an audiogram. Unitron's Experience innovations combine performance tracking and continuous care features to enhance the service you provide and help clients get the most from each hearing care experience. 

This course links the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) to clinical education in audiology, using broad theoretical principles. Participants are encouraged to consider their own contributions to SoTL, regardless of their workplace environment.

Noise is a prevalent concern in today’s world and presents a hazard for work, recreational activities and entertainment. High levels of noise can permanently damage hearing without properly used protective equipment. Hearing Loss attributable to noise is fully preventable when appropriate precautions are taken. This course will cover the danger of noise exposure, why delivering hearing conservation services is important for hearing professionals and the selection of appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to protect from noise induced hearing loss.

This article aims to raise the awareness of the importance of the durability and reliability of hearing aids. It presents a survey, in which the durability, reliability and audiological performance of the Rexton Rugged hearing aids were assessed in real life.

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.