Audiology CEUs | All Courses | AudiologyOnline

State Requirement Info

1665 courses found

1 https://www.audiologyonline.com/audiology-ceus/course/20q-cochlear-synaptopathy-interrupting-communication-29821 20Q: Cochlear Synaptopathy - Interrupting Communication from Ear to Brain New insights from animal studies of noise-induced and age-related hearing loss suggest that the most vulnerable elements in the inner ear are the synaptic connections between the sensory inner hair cells (IHCs) and the afferent neurons that communicate the information they receive to higher centers. When less than total, IHC synapse loss does not elevate thresholds. This means that it can be widespread in ears with intact hair cell populations and normal audiograms, where it has been called “hidden hearing loss”. Cochlear synapse loss is a likely contributor to difficulties understanding speech in a noisy environment and may be an instigating factor in the generation of tinnitus and hyperacusis, even when thresholds are normal. Beyond noise and aging, cochlear synaptopathy may be widespread in acquired sensorineural hearing loss of other etiologies and degrees of hair cell damage and loss. Normal thresholds or not, this loss of IHC – neural communication is expected to have significant perceptual consequences. textual, visual 129 USD Subscription Unlimited COURSE Access for $129/year OnlineOnly AudiologyOnline www.audiologyonline.com 20Q: Cochlear Synaptopathy - Interrupting Communication from Ear to Brain New insights from animal studies of noise-induced and age-related hearing loss suggest that the most vulnerable elements in the inner ear are the synaptic connections between the sensory inner hair cells (IHCs) and the afferent neurons that communicate the information they receive to higher centers. When less than total, IHC synapse loss does not elevate thresholds. This means that it can be widespread in ears with intact hair cell populations and normal audiograms, where it has been called “hidden hearing loss”. Cochlear synapse loss is a likely contributor to difficulties understanding speech in a noisy environment and may be an instigating factor in the generation of tinnitus and hyperacusis, even when thresholds are normal. Beyond noise and aging, cochlear synaptopathy may be widespread in acquired sensorineural hearing loss of other etiologies and degrees of hair cell damage and loss. Normal thresholds or not, this loss of IHC – neural communication is expected to have significant perceptual consequences. 29821 Online PT120M

20Q: Cochlear Synaptopathy - Interrupting Communication from Ear to Brain

Presented by Sharon G. Kujawa, PhD

Course: #29821Level: Advanced2 Hours

1653 Reviews

View CEUs/Hours Offered

New insights from animal studies of noise-induced and age-related hearing loss suggest that the most vulnerable elements in the inner ear are the synaptic connections between the sensory inner hair cells (IHCs) and the afferent neurons that communicate the information they receive to higher centers. When less than total, IHC synapse loss does not elevate thresholds. This means that it can be widespread in ears with intact hair cell populations and normal audiograms, where it has been called “hidden hearing loss”. Cochlear synapse loss is a likely contributor to difficulties understanding speech in a noisy environment and may be an instigating factor in the generation of tinnitus and hyperacusis, even when thresholds are normal. Beyond noise and aging, cochlear synaptopathy may be widespread in acquired sensorineural hearing loss of other etiologies and degrees of hair cell damage and loss. Normal thresholds or not, this loss of IHC – neural communication is expected to have significant perceptual consequences.

20Q with Gus Mueller VA Selections

Sonic Spotlight Series: FittingLINK - Wireless Programming Made Easy

Presented by Sarah Hunkele, AuD

Course: #297510.5 Hours

No CEUs/Hours Offered

Wireless programming has never been easier with the FittingLINK from Sonic. This course will prepare you to program the new Enchant product wirelessly, without the use of an intermediary device.

Introduction to Advanced Bionics Cochlear Implants

Presented by Katie Skipper

Course: #296631 Hour

2 Reviews

No CEUs/Hours Offered

Join us to learn more about cochlear implant candidacy and the unique AB & Phonak technologies that make communication in the real world easier for our recipients.

4 https://www.audiologyonline.com/audiology-ceus/course/intraoperative-neurophysiologic-monitoring-basics-and-29665 Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring: Basics and Beyond This 3-part course series covers introductory, intermediate and advanced topics in intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring for audiologists, from an overview of operating room considerations, to cranial nerve monitoring, to multi-modality monitoring for complex cases. It is designed for audiologists who currently provide intraoperative monitoring services, as well as for audiologists and students interested in learning more about this exciting area of practice. Editor's Note: This course was reviewed by a subject matter expert in 2025 and deemed current. auditory, textual, visual 129 USD Subscription Unlimited COURSE Access for $129/year OnlineOnly AudiologyOnline www.audiologyonline.com Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring: Basics and Beyond This 3-part course series covers introductory, intermediate and advanced topics in intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring for audiologists, from an overview of operating room considerations, to cranial nerve monitoring, to multi-modality monitoring for complex cases. It is designed for audiologists who currently provide intraoperative monitoring services, as well as for audiologists and students interested in learning more about this exciting area of practice. Editor's Note: This course was reviewed by a subject matter expert in 2025 and deemed current. 29665 Online PT180M

Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring: Basics and Beyond

Presented by Krysta Gasser Rutledge, AuD, Sarah Chandler, AuD

Course: #29665Level: Intermediate3 Hours

223 Reviews

View CEUs/Hours Offered

This 3-part course series covers introductory, intermediate and advanced topics in intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring for audiologists, from an overview of operating room considerations, to cranial nerve monitoring, to multi-modality monitoring for complex cases. It is designed for audiologists who currently provide intraoperative monitoring services, as well as for audiologists and students interested in learning more about this exciting area of practice. Editor's Note: This course was reviewed by a subject matter expert in 2025 and deemed current.

Electrophysiology Intraoperative Monitoring Medical and Surgical

Connect to RehAB

Presented by Dave Sindrey, M.CI. Sc., LSLS, Cert. AVT

Course: #292001 Hour

No CEUs/Hours Offered

Do you have a progressive hearing loss? Are you new to using your hearing aid or cochlear implant(s)? Learn about rehabilitation tools designed to help adults and seniors with a progressive hearing loss, who are using hearing aids or cochlear implants improve their speech understanding.

Beyond the hearing aid - addressing the needs of patients with active lifestyles

Presented by Carlos Abreu, MD, PhD

Course: #295661 Hour

No CEUs/Hours Offered

In this training we will discuss the needs of today's hearing users in the context of hearing loss vs. lifestyle. We will present several approaches and technology to deal with the needs of current hearing aid wearers.

Technology- Understanding Microphone technology

Presented by Sarah Downing

Course: #291991 Hour

No CEUs/Hours Offered

Technology- Understanding Microphone technology

Introduction to Advanced Bionics Cochlear implants

Presented by Sarah Benner

Course: #291981 Hour

2 Reviews

No CEUs/Hours Offered

Introduction to Advanced Bionics Cochlear implants. * Phonak NaidaTM Link hearing aid is not covered by all insurances plans. Please consult your insurance upon ordering.

9 https://www.audiologyonline.com/audiology-ceus/course/current-topics-in-caeps-presented-29288 Current Topics in CAEPs, presented in partnership with Seminars in Hearing This 3 hour webinar reviews the cortical auditory evoked potential (CAEP) in adults, children and infants. It describes the use of the N1-P2 response complex as an objective predictor of hearing threshold in adults and older children. It discusses the relationship between audibility of speech sounds and the presence of CAEPs in infants and children with hearing loss using amplification. Additionally, it describes how CAEPs are being used in clinical practice to assist with fitting of hearing aids in young infants. Clinical case studies and examples are provided. This webinar is presented in partnership with Seminars in Hearing. auditory, textual, visual 129 USD Subscription Unlimited COURSE Access for $129/year OnlineOnly AudiologyOnline www.audiologyonline.com Current Topics in CAEPs, presented in partnership with Seminars in Hearing This 3 hour webinar reviews the cortical auditory evoked potential (CAEP) in adults, children and infants. It describes the use of the N1-P2 response complex as an objective predictor of hearing threshold in adults and older children. It discusses the relationship between audibility of speech sounds and the presence of CAEPs in infants and children with hearing loss using amplification. Additionally, it describes how CAEPs are being used in clinical practice to assist with fitting of hearing aids in young infants. Clinical case studies and examples are provided. This webinar is presented in partnership with Seminars in Hearing. 29288 Online PT180M

Current Topics in CAEPs, presented in partnership with Seminars in Hearing

Presented by Guy Lightfoot, PhD, Bram Van Dun, PhD, Teresa Y.C. Ching, PhD, Simone Punch, BA, PG Dip Aud, MAudSA (CCP), Kirsty Gardner-Berry, BSc, MAud, PhD

Course: #29288Level: Advanced3 Hours

88 Reviews

View CEUs/Hours Offered

This 3 hour webinar reviews the cortical auditory evoked potential (CAEP) in adults, children and infants. It describes the use of the N1-P2 response complex as an objective predictor of hearing threshold in adults and older children. It discusses the relationship between audibility of speech sounds and the presence of CAEPs in infants and children with hearing loss using amplification. Additionally, it describes how CAEPs are being used in clinical practice to assist with fitting of hearing aids in young infants. Clinical case studies and examples are provided. This webinar is presented in partnership with Seminars in Hearing.

Electrophysiology Seminars in Hearing VA Selections

Introduccion a Advanced Bionics

Presented by Carina Rodriguez, AuD

Course: #287441 Hour

No CEUs/Hours Offered

Introducción a Advanced Bionics

unlimited ceu access
$129/year

Join Now

View courses for free or join to earn CEUs.
Every subscription includes:

Unlimited Access

Learn on your own schedule, at your own pace, and earn all the CEUs you want.

Multiple Formats

We offer courses in multiple formats (live webinar, video, audio, and text) that fit your lifestyle and learning style.

Mobile-Friendly

Access continuing education courses and content anywhere, on any device, including your phone and tablet.

Industry-Leading Experts

The course library is developed and overseen by an experienced team of industry professionals.

Learn, Earn, & Track

See and track your courses at a glance. Course completion certificates are provided.

CEU Courses

Course: #29821Level: Advanced2 Hours

Course: #297510.5 Hours

Course: #296631 Hour

Course: #29665Level: Intermediate3 Hours

Course: #292001 Hour

Course: #295661 Hour

Course: #291991 Hour

Course: #291981 Hour

Course: #29288Level: Advanced3 Hours

Course: #287441 Hour

unlimited ceu access $129/year Join Now

View courses for free or join to earn CEUs. Every subscription includes:

Unlimited Access

Multiple Formats

Mobile-Friendly

Industry-Leading Experts

Trending Topics

Learn, Earn, & Track

unlimited ceu access
$129/year

Join Now

View courses for free or join to earn CEUs.
Every subscription includes: