CEU Courses

This course examines fundamental differences and similarities between the auditory and visual systems. This understanding lays the groundwork for understanding how the two systems interact with each other.

How hearing loss is associated with healthcare-seeking behaviors and unmet health care needs. A new hearing loss public awareness campaign and public health training initiatives that are open to audiologists from the Cochlear Center for Hearing and Public Health at Johns Hopkins University are also reviewed.

Patients with cochlear implants must receive ongoing and consistent care in order to maximize outcomes. However, for some patients access to care may be limited by geography, mobility, or family and work responsibilities. In this course, we will explore how Cochlear’s Remote Care technology is making it possible to provide quality care to patients without a trip into the clinic and we will provide detail on Remote Check, a tool that allows clinicians to monitor patient progress anytime and anywhere.

In this two-part series, attendees will be introduced to the fundamental differences and similarities between the auditory and visual systems. This lays the groundwork for understanding how the two systems interact with each other.

Aural rehabilitation and counseling can and should be built into every aspect of the audiologic care the patients receive. This course reviews techniques for individual counseling and group classes, and discusses how to determine what type of aural rehabilitation works best in your clinic setting. This course is presented in partnership with the Association of VA Audiologists (AVAA).

Introducing our most simple hearing aid yet that is robustly built to last. ReSound ONE BTEs and Power BTEs are designed for the best hearing and sound performance and offer rechargeability, hands-free calls, and a truly organic hearing experience for users with moderate to severe hearing loss. This webinar will review the features of ReSound ONE BTEs and Power BTEs and how they can benefit your patients.

This course will review guidelines for cochlear implant candidacy for pediatric patients. In addition, we will discuss specific considerations for working with pediatric patients who are deaf or hard of hearing and may benefit from cochlear implant technology. This course is presented by AudiologyOnline in partnership with ACIA.

Radiant on the Extend Technology Platform is Sonic’s most advanced hearing aid and we are excited to now offer this technology in a miniBTE style. During this Spotlight Course discover the full feature set of both the rechargeable and non-rechargeable versions and how this new style fits into our current product portfolio.

In today’s world it is becoming increasingly important to ensure that your hearing devices are able to keep up with connectivity demands. Sonic is excited to introduce expanding connectivity options that now include two-way streaming of audio with compatible Apple products and Radiant devices. In this Spotlight Course, discover more about this new Hands-free Communication feature and it’s two-way streaming capabilities.

Sonic has a new software release to support its latest Radiant product offering. Join us to learn all that is new with EXPRESSfit® Pro 2022.1.