This course, titled “Contemporary Audiology: Updates in Practice,” offers a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of various topics in audiological practice. Designed for practicing audiologists, as well as hearing aid dispensers, audiology graduate students, physicians, and other professionals involved in the management of hearing disorders, this course aims to provide attendees with the latest advancements in hearing science and diagnostics, pediatric audiology, tinnitus management, balance assessment, and amplification.

Delivered by renowned faculty members from across the country, this program combines lectures with updates on new technology presented by manufacturer representatives, ensuring participants gain both theoretical knowledge and practical insights into the field.

Benefits of Attending

By attending this course, you will:

• Gain insight into how bimodal neuromodulation can be used in clinical settings for treating patients with tinnitus.
• Deepen your understanding of evidence-based audiological practice, including the components of audiological evaluation that are supported by evidence.
• Learn about resiliency, sustainability, burnout, empathic distress, and moral injury, and discover strategies for promoting individual resiliency in clinical work.
• Expand your knowledge of vestibular migraine, including how to diagnose it and understand the evidence behind different treatment modalities.
• Explore the genetic causes of sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) and learn about genetic testing and its clinical impact on SNHL patients.
• Get updates on cochlear implant candidacy guidelines and learn about electro-acoustic CI candidacy.
• Stay informed about the proposed FDA rule and understand how to integrate over-the-counter hearing aids and direct-to-consumer amplifiers into your audiology practice.
• Discover the possible hearing and balance problems associated with COVID-19 and learn which audiometric tests are appropriate for COVID-19 survivors.
• Learn about ultrasound hearing aid technology and its potential for hearing applications.
• Understand how diabetes affects the auditory system and develop a hearing screening and monitoring program for patients with diabetes.
• Gain insight into the benefits of collaborative, interdisciplinary care for Deaf and hard-of-hearing children.
• Learn effective communication strategies and tools to optimize hearing and communication during healthcare encounters.

Course Outline

The course will be held over two days, Friday, October 14, 2022, and Saturday, October 15, 2022. Here is a brief outline of the sessions:

Note: The outline for Saturday, October 15, 2022, is not mentioned in the provided information.

Why You Should Attend

Attending this course will provide you with unparalleled access to renowned faculty members who are experts in their respective fields. You will have the opportunity to learn directly from them, gaining insights into the latest advancements in audiological practice. Additionally, attending this course will allow you to stay up to date with new technology and potential treatments, ensuring you are providing the best possible care to your patients.

Furthermore, this course offers a unique platform to network with other professionals in the audiology field. You will have the chance to exchange ideas, discuss challenging cases, and establish valuable connections within the industry.

How to Order

To order the book or video for this course, simply visit the course website or contact the event organizers directly. Ordering the course materials will allow you to review the content at your own pace and refer back to it whenever needed, ensuring you fully absorb the information presented during the course.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your audiological practice and improve patient outcomes. Order the course materials today and embark on a journey of professional growth and development.