CEU Courses

Connexx is more than a fitting software. Connexx provides online links to data sheets, product features, platform features and more! Learn how to find information and improve your clinic workflow.

This course discusses a new, validated, and open-source method for creating same-day ear molds. By using 3D printing, 3D scanning, and open-source software, hearing healthcare providers can go beyond professional practice guidelines to make appropriately fitting, custom ear molds.

Sound scenes are dynamic, complex and unpredictable. It is the role of the brain to handle this complexity to hear and make sense of it all. Oticon is committed to developing life changing technologies that support the way the brain naturally processes sound. Get ready to discover the new perspective in hearing care with a fundamentally new approach to signal processing. *This is a recording of the VA Oticon More Introduction Event from May 3, 2021*

This presentation will review ReSound products and features available for Government Service Audiologists. Areas of discussion include ReSound hearing instruments, features, and ReSound Smart Fit fitting software.

In this first part of a two-part series, attendees will be introduced to the concept of health economics, and its importance in determining how to improve health outcomes and lifestyle patterns through interactions among individuals, providers, and clinical settings.

Starkey’s Inspire software provides a variety of tools that can help you continue giving your patients the best hearing health care possible. Implementation of these tools into your patient care routine can be done efficiently and effectively without monopolizing fitting time. With REM Target Match, you can automatically match frequency response to targets in less than 10 minutes! Advanced tools such as Speech Mapping and Verify Comfort provide additional assistance in troubleshooting, fine-tuning and verifying a patient's hearing aids during follow-up visits. Join us to explore these tools along with demonstrations in the Inspire software and learn how these tools can provide added value to your clinical services.

Over the last several years, amplification options for children with single-sided deafness have expanded. From remote microphone technology to CROS systems and implant options, it is important to consider the individual needs of the children and design a system that is right for them. This course discusses the various options available and gives practical advice on what to consider when working with these children.

Technological innovation has always been a hallmark of the hearing healthcare industry but the rate of change seems to be accelerating exponentially in recent years. This presentation will review current and emerging trends in amplification technology and service delivery and their implications for the hearing healthcare provider to include such innovations as machine learning and artificial intelligence, self-fitting devices, and gene editing.

The Cochlear Case Studies series is designed to provide professionals with a deeper knowledge and insight about cochlear implants through the use of case studies. In this session, we will hear from Kristin Gravel, AuD who will share a case and provide information about candidacy for our youngest recipients.

This course will briefly review the human balance system, common balance disorders and the aging process as related to balance. Complementary approaches to improving and maintaining balance will be reviewed.