CEU Courses

This five-course series on adult assessments in hearing health is intended to stimulate collaborative approaches for hearing health professionals, regardless of what hearing technologies they typically provide. Ideally, professionals will support patients in their long-term hearing loss journey, facilitating transitions when appropriate and a comfortable sense of the range of ways hearing loss can be addressed throughout one’s hearing journey.

This course explores advanced features in both Oticon and Phonak software that can assist in providing optimal sound quality in hearing aids for the pediatric population. A review of similar and differing advanced features within Oticon and Phonak software, along with the manufacturers’ recommendations for use of each feature, are covered.

Connectivity and mobile app adjustability have become an expectation of today’s hearing aid wearer. This course reviews the My Starkey app, which offers the Genesis AI hearing aid wearer full control, helpful tips, health tracking and access to assistance features for an enhanced yet simple user experience.

This course will discuss verification considerations unique to open and vented hearing instruments. Unique Audioscan verification technology that facilitates accurate and efficient open fitting verification on-ear and in the test box will be described and demonstrated.

Recent research has indicated that millions of Americans, 0.7% of the total population, identify as transgender. This presentation provides an overview of transgender identity for clinical audiologists and summarizes the social, legal, and medical landscape of transgender identity as it relates to audiology and the auditory and vestibular systems.

This course will provide an in-depth review of Unitron TrueFitTM fitting software, review what’s new in Unitron TrueFit v5.4, highlight Unitron’s signature features, and review Experience Innovations. Finally, to support continuous patient success, we will review troubleshooting tips and tricks specific for Unitron products and features.

This course discusses two recently recognized components of sensorineural hearing loss that can challenge speech understanding in noise despite normal or restored audibility, and contribute to divergent listening outcomes among patients with similar audiograms. The diversity of possible cochlear pathophysiology profiles that can occur under the common umbrella of sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) highlights the need for precision diagnostic tools that can guide further individualization of hearing devices, and improve the specificity of candidacy evaluations for pharmacological interventions that are on the horizon.

This presentation will discuss the latest ReSound Smart Fit software. Areas of discussion include new features, navigating a first fit, and advanced feature fine-tuning options.

This course will introduce the Unitron Vivante™ product platform. Key features will be reviewed in relation to specific needs of individuals with hearing loss. Additionally, a high-level overview of the latest TrueFit™ fitting software and the latest app developments with be reviewed.

This course discusses Roger On, the newest addition to the Roger technology family. Roger On provides solutions for hearing in noise and at distances. In brief, it combines the best of legacy technology and introduces Multibeam 2.0 technology for table use and point technology for interview style usage. Updates that will be discussed also include our NeckLoop and Roger Focus II.