CEU Courses

Due to changes in birth rates and increased longevity, there are increasing numbers of people with age-associated conditions like dementia. This article is an engaging Q & A with neuropsychologist Dr. Piers Dawes regarding the relationship between hearing loss, dementia, and cognition, with implications for audiology clinical practice.

Sound files are a great tool for hearing aid evaluations, hearing aid fittings and patient counseling. Sound Studio from Sonic brings sound files to a new level for Hearing Care Professionals. Please join us in this Sonic Spotlight to learn how Sound Studio can create a virtual sound scene, consisting of one or more sound source, to support fitting and counseling patients.

This course will describe how adding an assistant to your staff can increase practice productivity, efficiency and customer service/patient satisfaction. This course is a recording of a session at the Academy of Doctors of Audiology 2016 AuDACITY conference. Please note: some of the onscreen text is outside the frame, and therefore it is recommended to download the course handout and follow along while viewing.

Get Connected webinar series: It’s what is inside that matters

This course, written in an engaging Q & A format, discusses how providing audiologic rehabilitation services can contribute to better outcomes and help audiologists differentiate themselves in an increasingly competitive hearing care market.

Sonic is now offering a wireless IIC! In this Sonic Spotlight, you will learn about this great new product as well as a review of the ins and outs of fitting IICs.

The miniRITE is durable and versatile receiver-in-the-ear product from Sonic. Learn about everything the miniRITE has to offer, including a new power receiver, in this Sonic Spotlight course.

This course discusses clinical applications of infant ABR from diagnosis to intervention in a pediatric hospital setting. This webinar will include an overview of protocols, populations, equipment, and a wide variety of case studies. This course is presented in partnership with Cincinnati Children's.

This text course is a Q & A discussion of the research looking at the benefit of frequency lowering hearing aid technology and what clinical conclusions can be made based on the evidence.

ReSound introduces another hardware feature to customer hearing instruments – the small digital volume control.