CEU Courses

This course will present an overview of the newest product updates and additions to the Lyric™ product offering. New product improvements as well as improved clinical efficiency and workflow improvements in Phonak Target™ software will be discussed. Participants will learn about the expanded fitting range and product improvements in the new Lyric3 product allowing more patients to benefit from extended wear, Lyric technology.

A discussion of current and future applications of otoacoustic emission measures in audiology clinical practice, written in an engaging Q & A format.

Lyric is an FDA-approved hearing aid for individuals with mild to moderately-severe hearing loss. Since it is worn 24 hours per day for months at a time, Lyric needs to fulfill various requirements with regard to biocompatibility and pressure applied to the skin of the ear canal, as well as environmental properties such as breathability and moisture transport, in order to maintain healthy ear canals. Factors which appear to be associated with poorer ear health are smaller Lyric devices, and poor general overall health. This course will discuss the proper ear canal management as well as factors which may contribute to overall Lyric ear health outcomes and success.

At Unitron we have standout solutions to help you build trust by offering patients flexibility in the future. FLEX^TM offers you the opportunity to delight patients at each step along the patients journey. Let us introduce you to the easy, flexible and empowering solutions of FLEX:TRIAL^TM, FLEX:UPGRADE^TM, and Insights.

Many experienced clinicians assume management roles during their career, even though they often have no formal business management training. Using information from the recently published Audiology Practice Management text from Thieme Press, this course reviews three essential business principles & skills that enable busy clinicians to successfully step into this multi-tasking role and become effective business managers while also continuing to work clinically.

While there is no substitute for supervised performance, this lecture will provide participants with an overview of the information necessary to incorporate cerumen management in an audiology practice. The session will touch on important considerations such as anatomy and physiology of the ear canal, contraindications to performing cerumen removal, equipment and methods of cerumen management, as well as proper techniques including videos of the methods.

Our Audiology and Technical Services Team at Unitron has received many success stories from hearing care providers. In speaking with them, we’ve also uncovered common questions about fitting Discover products. This course shares the top 10 questions around fitting Discover Moxi Fit and Moxi Jump R products to help ensure your success.

This 2-part course is designed to provide audiologic counseling for adult patients includes an understanding and effective use of patient-centered care (PCC) and family-centered care (FCC). This course will review evidence-based principles of PCC and FCC, and apply them to audiologic practices and will focus on identity, self-concept, social communication, self-determination and self-advocacy as part of the educational program.

An audiology partnership with home health providers for the purpose of improving communication during recovery and beyond will be described. Data related to the program including pre-testing of home health care provider knowledge of hearing and resources, uptake of the program, and post-test of knowledge will be provided.

The proportion of challenging pediatric cases is on the rise. This course features clinicians from Boston Children’s Hospital describing tactics that can be used to improve the quality and quantity of audiometric test information obtained through behavioral testing.