CEU Courses

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.

This course will provide an evidence-based overview of pediatric balance disorders, including symptoms, objective and subjective assessments, and other practical considerations for audiology clinical practice. This webinar is presented in partnership with American Auditory Society.

Prescriptive targets are the primary means of ensuring that a hearing aid fitting is appropriate. However, it is only a starting point for audibility. The SII (speech intelligibility index) is another way to determine if the signal is audible to the patient. While these are both useful and necessary measurements, they can also be misused in the hearing aid fitting for adults. This course will discuss the importance of SII and targets and situations where the audiologists’ knowledge and interactions with the patients should over-ride these measurements.

This course discusses Interventional Audiology, which is a term that describes bringing hearing care services directly to the field to address challenges associated with hearing loss in situations where communication is critical.

Technology- Understanding Microphone technology

This presentation will focus on aiding clinicians in becoming effective preceptors. Foundations for effective precepting will be reviewed as well as strategies and techniques clinicians can implement to support graduate clinicians.

This course will provide information about social work as a profession and the potential collaboration between the social work and audiological disciplines. This course will use case vignettes to discuss the reciprocal nature that exists between behavioral difficulties, family dynamics, and concerns about hearing.

This course provides a discussion of common acoustics terms, principles and phenomena and their relationship to audiology clinical practice, in an engaging Q & A format.

This course will cover an introduction to pharmacology, including pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics basic principles. The course will also include information on the mechanisms of action behind known/suspected ototoxic agents.

ReSound is pleased to introduce the newest addition to the ReSound portfolio, ReSound LiNX 3D. This training module will acquaint you with the form factors available for ReSound LiNX 3D and highlight our newest custom building process, Exact Fit.