CEU Courses

This foundational-level course is designed for Audiologists who are new to working with Baha systems. After attending this course, participants will be able to fit Baha 6 Max sound processors to patients with both surgical and non-surgical Baha solutions. Topics will include surgical aftercare, connecting the device, programming considerations and follow up care. This course is designed as part of the overall “Foundations of Baha Implants” series.

This course will provide new diagnostic approaches and remediation strategies for hearing difficulties that are currently undetected. Participants will also receive a review of current tools that may be used in clinics to evaluate auditory speech discrimination skills in infants and toddlers.

This course will cover aided audibility in children with hearing aids. A review of key factors such as degree of hearing loss, real-ear verification measures, prescriptive targets, and full-time use of the aid will be discussed.

This courses focuses on achieving a proper ear mold impression and the impact the impression has on custom in-the-ear hearing aid and custom receiver design. This course also reviews the manufacturing process for custom hearing aids and receivers to set appropriate expectations.

Concussions are diffuse brain injuries that affect multiple organ systems, including sensory systems in the brain. In this course, Dr. Kraus will show that the auditory system is a common, but underappreciated, locus of disruption following a concussion.

Today’s patients expect a connected experience. At Starkey, we believe connection begins with the best sound quality possible allowing the hearing aid user to connect with friends, family, and loved-ones any way desired. This can mean a one-on-one conversation, social interaction, phone calls, or interacting with their favorite media. Connection can also mean connectivity. Starkey has been on the forefront of connected hearing aids and has been focused on continuously improving the wireless experience for both the patient and the professional. This course discusses Starkey’s newest line of wireless healthable hearing technology. TeleHear, Starkey’s latest in remote programming system will be highlighted, along with information on streaming features, the Thrive and Thrive Care mobile apps. With leading edge technology from Starkey, patients can experience effortless hearing and connection.

Patients want hearing aid styles to be discrete, stylish, and easy to use. Professionals want to be able to select from multiple styles, an array of power and technology levels, as well as rechargeability to provide the best solution for every patient who seeks your help. This course will discuss Starkey’s latest, full-style product family of healthable hearing technology, product features, and intelligent assistant tools. How Starkey’s craftsmanship starts with the initial design, includes a focus on ease of use and reliability, and results in the best hearing possible will be highlighted. With this new product family, you will see how Starkey offers effortless selection to both the professional and the patient.

You want your patients to hear life in the most authentic and enjoyable ways possible. Every patient has demanding and diverse listening needs specific to their lifestyle. Starkey creates technology focused on providing a personalized listening experience that not only offers the best hearing possible but also supports the user’s overall health and wellness. This course will discuss what makes the Starkey Sound unique; including Edge Mode, the latest version of the Inspire programming software, and REM Target Match. Putting the best tools in the professional’s hands means an effortless fitting experience and effortless hearing for the patient.

This course reviews current innovation happening in technology, services and delivery of hearing health care. NAL (National Acoustic Laboratories) research that informs these changes will be reviewed.

A review of the bloodborne pathogens standard as published by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Learn what you need to know in your place of employment, including employer requirements for protection and appropriate infection control practices for a hearing healthcare practice.