The Interacoustics Academy is working with the world’s leading professional bodies such as the American Academy of Audiology (AAA), the British Academy of Audiology (BAA) and Audiology Australia (AA) to accredit our courses so that you can earn CPD/CEU points.
Below is the selection of courses which we currently have on offer. Please click on the course to find out details on how you can earn points
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Amanda Goodhew, International Clinical Trainer.
In this course, Amanda Goodhew, International Clinical Trainer, will explore how to perform RECD measurements for hearing aid fitting, including the differences in transducers available and tips and tricks on how to get good quality RECD measurements.
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Presented by:
Leigh Martin, Global Manager, Interacoustics Academy.
Amanda Goodhew, International Clinical Trainer.
This course will explore how repositioning chairs can improve BPPV diagnosis and treatment.
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Presented by:
Leigh Martin, Global Manager, Interacoustics Academy.
Leigh Martin, Interacoustics Academy Global Manager, will walk you through the most common causes of peripheral vertigo and look at new and emerging techniques which can be used to diagnose these conditions.
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Presented by:
Dr Michelle Petrak, Ph.D.
Dr Cammy Bahner, AuD
This course which will focus on Saccadometry, a new tool in the VisualEyes VNG platform for assessing central vestibular disorders. The course will demonstrate how to implement the new protocols into the typical VNG test battery, how to interpret the new graphical displays and how to report the findings.
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This will explore some advanced elements of ABR testing including performing bone conduction testing and masking the ABR. This course will demonstrate ABR testing on both a baby and an adult, with interactive tasks and case studies. To gain the most benefit from this course it is expected that you are aware of the basic physiology, test process and interpretation of the auditory brainstem response test.
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In this course, Amanda Goodhew, International Clinical Trainer, will demonstrate how to get started in threshold ABR testing, with a focus on testing newborn infants. This course will cover patient preparation, test strategy and results interpretation, with interactive tasks and case studies.
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In this course, Jack Bennett, International Clinical Trainer, will explore how to integrate wideband tympanometry into clinical pediatric practice, looking at how to utilise the results obtained to improve interpretation of the middle ear status.
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This course will explore the benefits of a multi-disciplinary balance patient journey, starting with the role of the Audiologist with testing and diagnosis through to the involvement of the physical therapist in assessment and treatment. This course will demonstrate how technology will benefit the clinician and patient through both assessment and treatment.
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This course is designed to provide an introduction to the caloric test, and will explore how to perform the caloric test, and interpret the results.
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This course explores the topic of wideband tympanometry, its clinical utility, research and case studies. It is set at an intermediate level.
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This course will cover why it is important to perform RECDs and their role in fitting hearing aids to children.
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This course will explore why REM should be performed as part of the hearing aid fitting process, and will also explain how these measurements are performed.
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This course provides an introduction to the CE-Chirp® stimulus family, which is found in the Interacoustics Eclipse and Titan platforms.
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In this course, Jack Bennett, International Clinical Trainer, will demonstrate how to get started with using visible speech mapping for hearing aid fitting, verification and counselling.
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In this course, taken from our 4 day Trends in Balance event, Dr. Sharon Cushing and Dr. Violette Lavender present on the exciting topic of vestibular and balance testing in the pediatric population.
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In this course, taken from our 4 day Trends in Balance event, we welcome Dr. Susan Whitney and Dr. Kamran Barin to explore the exciting and evolving world of vestibular rehabilitation.
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In this course, taken from our 4 day Trends in Balance event, you will learn about the latest and greatest developments in the field of videonystagmography and how these advances in testing and technology can benefit clinical practice.
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In this course, taken from our 4 day Trends in Balance event, Dr. Kamran Barin and Dr. Mans Magnusson present a series of interesting updates on the topic of BPPV.
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This course provides an overview of the basics of performing the auditory steady state response (ASSR) test.
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This course a covers the best practices in vHIT testing, including preparing for the test, identifying and avoiding errors, and understanding the factors that affect results interpretation. This course will take between 1 and 2 hours depending on your knowledge and experience, although it is expected that you already understand the basics of vHIT testing before taking this course.
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This course will focus on deconstructing the similarities and differences between vHIT and caloric testing, using case study examples to help participants understand how to include each or both tests into their clinical assessment. To gain the most benefit from this session it is expected that you are aware of the basic physiology, test process and interpretation of the video head impulse test
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This course explores the role of visual reinforcement audiometry (VRA) in the diagnosis of hearing loss in infants and young children. It is taken from the 2nd Trends in Paediatrics 4-day course hosted in May 2021.
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This course provides an overview of the latest diagnostics procedures and management methods with respect to auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder. It is taken from the 2nd Trends in Paediatrics 4-day course hosted in May 2021.
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This course provides an overview of the importance of vestibular test in children with sensorineural hearing loss who are eligible for cochlear implants. It is taken from the 2nd Trends in Paediatrics 4-day course hosted in May 2021.
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This course provides an overview of the different global approaches to new-born hearing screening. It is taken from the 2nd Trends in Paediatrics 4-day course hosted in May 2021.
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This course covers the structures which comprise the balance system and introduces you to VNG, vHIT and VEMP.
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This course covers the different roles of vestibular diagnostic tests in the diagnosis of patients with peripheral vestibular loss.
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This course will cover the topics of Audiometry, Loudness and Masking.
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This course will cover Auditory Filters, Audiometer Calibration and Speech Intelligibility.
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This course will allow you to become familiar with the threshold ABR, where it comes from, how it is measured and how it is interpreted.
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This course introduces you to the theory, research and measurement possibilities associated with wideband Tympanometry.
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This course explores the importance of correction factors in ABR testing. You will learn about the different types of correction factors available, the scientific basis of these values, and how to implement them in clinical practice.
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