CEU Courses

The hearing healthcare landscape changed significantly in response to the COVID 19 pandemic and is continuing to change due to the recent implementations of new OTC regulations. In this course you will be presented with trends to gain insight into changing consumer values, ways in which the hearing industry and manufacturers have adapted, and how you can practically apply information from these emerging trends to your clinical practice.

Phonak’s heritage of purposeful innovation has been improving peoples’ lives for 75 years. In this course, we will present features that can help people engage with better speech intelligibility, support cognitive fitness, and strong social connections and keep hearing aid users physically active.

This course will introduce the comprehensive product portfolio and feature set of Relate 3.1. Relate 3.1 offers industry best sound classification wrapped in award winning design.

The topic of verification seams to dominate, while validation becomes a lost art in a profession that continues to lean in a transactional direction. Join us while we focus our learning on practical methods and counseling strategies to bring the art and science together for outstanding fitting experiences.

Target fitting software is an integral part of the fitting process and is being updated regularly. While much of the fitting software remains the consistent with previous versions, updates include new hearing performance features, programing options and fitting functionality. The software will be discussed in detail to provide confidence when programming Phonak hearing aids.

This course will begin with a discussion on the fundamental purpose and importance of real ear measurement and investigate techniques to encourage efficient clinical utility. Then we will review device selection and fitting based upon output specifics, acoustic coupling, occlusion and feedback management as all of these factors have a significant impact on real ear measurement. Next, troubleshooting techniques will be organized and presented by low, mid and high frequency regions that can be applied when targets are not met in each region. Finally, the course will conclude with strategies for clinical decision making and the development of counseling narratives based upon real ear results.

This presentation will provide individuals both new to and experienced with Phonak a glimpse into the corporate philosophy and technology that has allowed Phonak to help so many people globally enjoy the gift of hearing. This course will prepare providers with an overview of the technology, how the technology is developed and examples of applications when to use different products within the portfolio.

Phonak's purposeful innovation heritage has been improving peoples' lives for 75 years. In this course, we discuss the features available in the newest Phonak line that can help people engage with better speech intelligibility to support cognitive fitness, strong social connections and keep hearing aid users physically active.

Paradise technology has allowed patients to access the world around them with ease, with features such as hands-free, Made-For-All, AutoSense OS, StereoZoom, and RogerDirect. Now, we bring Paradise into customs, with Virto P and Virto P Titanium, allowing you to offer your patients unrivaled sound quality, connectivity, ease of use, and aesthetics. This course will review the patient’s journey, your journey, and the hearing aid’s journey to Paradise.

Auditory skills training is designed to help people better use their hearing, however there are obstacles to the traditional approach of face-to-face training, such as distance to services and affordability. This course will discuss the benefits of offering auditory skills training via digital and online tools that are available via HearingSuccess.com.