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Textbook CE Course: Music and Hearing Aids - A Clinical Approach

Textbook CE Course: Music and Hearing Aids - A Clinical Approach
Marshall Chasin, AuD
January 8, 2024

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Please note that to complete this course, you will need to read the textbook Music and Hearing Aids: A Clinical Approach. If you do not already have a copy of the textbook, you can purchase it at Plural Publishing, Inc.

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Marshall Chasin, AuD

Dr. Marshall Chasin is Head of Audiology at the Musicians’ Clinics of Canada, Adjunct Professor at the University of Toronto (in Linguistics), and Adjunct Professor at Western University. Marshall holds a B.Sc. in Mathematics and Linguistics from the University of Toronto, a M.Sc. in Audiology and Speech Sciences from the University of British Columbia and his AuD from the Arizona School of Health Sciences. He is the author of over 200 articles and 8 books including Music and Hearing Aids (Plural Publishing, 2022). Marshall writes a monthly column in Hearing Review called Back to Basics, and has been the recipient of many awards over the years including the 2004 Audiology Foundation of America Professional Leadership Award, the 2012 Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Award, the 2013 Jos Millar Shield award from the British Society of Audiology and the 2017 Canada 150 Medal. He has developed a TTS app called Temporary Hearing Loss Test app.



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