CEU Courses Live Webinars

The perception of music for cochlear implant recipients is different than for individuals with normal hearing due to how the elements of music are coded through cochlear implant systems. Despite certain limitations, cochlear implants do offer opportunities for enjoying and appreciating music with the new sound from a cochlear implant. This course is presented by AudiologyOnline in partnership with ACIA.

A brief overview of the connectivity options of the SAMBA 2 audio processor will be discussed.

Advanced Bionics is excited to share information about the new pediatric sound processor specifically designed for children. Learn how the Sky CI M and Sky Link M supports building brains for listening, spoken language, music and literacy.

This webinar will focus on providing participants with an overview of Remote care Services and Programs from Oticon Medical designed to empower bone-anchored patients.

Hearing well and being well is a multi-dimensional topic – research in this area has been gaining momentum. This course will discuss the current research and findings in the areas of cognition, listening effort and cognitive load, well-being, emotion and social aspects of health and hearing.

The role of cognition in evidence-based audiology practice has been a hot topic for almost a decade. And while the science continues to mount regarding the brain’s role in hearing and communication, approaching audiologic treatment from the perspective of both peripheral and central hearing has not emerged as standard practice. Join Dr. Kim Cavitt and Dr. Heidi Hill as they dive into the science of ear-to-brain and how modern audiology can incorporate evidence-based evaluations, including cognitive screening, to drive more holistic, patient-centered care.

Professionals in the hearing healthcare industry must follow a code of ethics. Ethical guidelines can vary based on experiences and perspectives; therefore, each practice should create their own specific code of ethics. These should be based on professional organization’s guidelines such as the American Academy of Audiology or the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. This course will discuss the difference between laws and ethics and the purpose of an ethics protocol in a hearing healthcare practice. An ethical decision-making matrix was also reviewed.

Telehealth is here to stay and now is the best time to apply secure practices to ensure safe and compliant delivery. This course describes the vulnerabilities in telehealth delivery and provides practical advice for audiologists who offer or are considering offering telehealth services.

This course introduces the world of electroacoustic analysis (EAA) and test box measures. It teaches you what EAA is, why it is important and how to run a systems check on hearing aids currently on the market from 7 major hearing aid manufacturers.

This course introduces Smart Fit fitting software. Attendees will receive instruction on connection flow, basic software functions, advanced features and 1st fit best practices.