This presentation will introduce the telemetry measurements available in the Nucleus Cochlear Implant System, including impedance and Neural Response Telemetry or NRT. We will present the basics of measuring both impedance and NRT and discuss their uses in a clinical setting
*This course is no longer offered for CEUs.*
Course created on January 27, 2022
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Presented By
Amy Donaldson
AuD CCC-A
Regional Clinical Training Manager
Amy Donaldson is an Audiologist and Marketing Manager for Connected Care at Cochlear Americas. She has extensive clinical experience as a cochlear implant audiologist, working in both the United States and Europe for the first decade of her career. In her many years with Cochlear, Amy has been privileged to provide advanced clinical support and education to professionals working with hearing implants across the United States. In her current role, Amy supports clinics as they transform how patients will connect to hearing care now and in the future.
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