CEU Courses

This multi-course presentation will cover topics that the presenters learned from their own experiences launching new private practices. The third webinar will discuss audiology specific financing options of a startup private practice such as personal savings, friends and relatives, investors, suppliers, banks, government-sponsored agencies, community-focused financial institutions, venture capital firms, or sale of stock. This course series is sponsored by CareCredit.

This course will provide an overview of the candidacy, evaluation process, and post-operative follow up for patients pursuing a bone anchored hearing system (BAHS). We will also briefly discuss some of the data on our single-sided deafness (SSD) study currently being conducted at Michigan Ear Institute.

What’s the best way to let patients know my doors are open? How can Remote Care help in a still-uncertain world? How should I be scheduling appointments? In this podcast, you’ll get answer to these questions and more as several hearing care professionals share their experiences in reopening their practices. Tune in to get expert advice to help you welcome patients back – either in-person or remotely!

This course provides professionals with the opportunity to learn about the Naída Link CROS Solution from Advanced Bionics. The course will review the features and benefits of Naída Link CROS and will provide an overview of how to make Naída CI CROS ready using SoundWave 3.2.

The Captivate miniRITE T R rechargeable hearing solution from Sonic is equipped with lithium-ion battery replacement by the hearing care professional, if so desired. Join us for another Sonic Spotlight course to learn more about the lithium-ion battery replacement process and how it can save time and money for you and your patients.

AB’s sophisticated sound processing technology helps recipients hear their best wherever they go – from quiet rooms to noisy restaurants. Join us as we dive deeper into how AB’s sound processing features deliver important details of sound to ensure recipients hear their best!

The rising popularity of person-centered care involves getting patients actively involved in the goal setting and treatment planning process. This one-hour course reviews specific tactics – conducted both in-person and with remotely technology– that lead to active participation with persons with hearing loss that are seeking help.

Oticon Opn™ introduced a paradigm shift in hearing healthcare providing speech understanding close to that of normal listeners. Now, Oticon is set to deliver even further improvements in speech understanding and listening effort. This session will review Oticon’s next generation of advanced technological options that promise to provide even better speech understanding for all listeners.

This course will discuss supervision considerations for teaching students counseling skills. This information will help supervisors support students in learning how to integrate person-centered care in practice.

The FDA has recently approved MED-EL cochlear implants for persons with Single-Sided Deafness (SSD) or Asymmetric Hearing Loss (AHL). Michaela Stapp, Au.D., co-director of the Adult Cochlear Implant Program at Baylor College of Medicine, will review their SSD/AHL candidate evaluation and testing protocol as well as a few SSD/AHL case studies.