International Audiology Course

Audiologists

For international cochlear implant audiologisgts to improve patient outcomes and care.

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Aug 23

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Oct 31, 2024

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This Course includes 10 weeks of online curriculum and web discussions. Each week participants watch (at their convenience) pre-recorded lectures, discuss content via a monitored discussion board, and complete a short assessment. Case studies and practical applications are presented by distinguished researchers and clinicians in the field. Previous experience programming cochlear implants will maximize the gain from this course. A certificate of completion is awarded to those who successfully complete the training program.

This course was designed to address issues confronting some audiologists outside of the United States who wish to access ICIT cochlear implant training:

Time zone difficulties: Time differences of 5 to 14 hours may create hardship for international participants. These are eliminated by making all lectures and web classes available online at any time during the Module week.

Travel expense: No travel is required for this didactic-only course. (No hands-on practicum for this course)

Tuition reduction: Tuition is reduced by 22% of the AAC course.

Course Format

Online Didactic Training

10 weekly modules hosted on Blackboard MoodleRooms

Pre-recorded video lectures and web-class recordings (2+ hours of content per week) available to view at your convenience

Suggested reading materials supplement learning concepts

Discussion Board moderated by an expert in the field

Knowledge assessments review major concepts

*There is no hands-on practicum for this course

Prerequisites

Previous experience programming cochlear implants is a prerequisite for this course.

Training Topics

Online Curriculum Modules

1. CI Evaluation and Expanded Candidacy

2. Signal Processing Strategies

3. CI Medical Assessment

4. Evaluating Communication: Post-Op Management and Device Failures

5. CI Mapping Parameters

6. Objective Measures

7. Candidacy and Programming Topics for SSD

8. Maximizing Acoustic Hearing

9. CI Connectivity and Teamwork

10. Surgical Monitoring and Future Direction

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Tuition

Link to pay tuition will be sent if application is accepted.

Participants

450

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Course Director

René H. Gifford, PhD

Fred H. Bess Chair in Audiology Professor Hearing & Speech Sciences Director, Implantables, Hearing Enhancement, & Amplification Research (I HEAR) Lab Vanderbilt University

Camille Dunn, PhD, CCC-A

Associate Professor Director, Iowa Cochlear Implant Clinical Research Center Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery University of Iowa

René H. Gifford, PhD

Fred H. Bess Chair in Audiology Professor Hearing & Speech Sciences Director, Implantables, Hearing Enhancement, & Amplification Research (I HEAR) Lab Vanderbilt University

Instructors

Past and Present

Craig Buchman, MD, FACS

Lindburg Professor and Chair Department of Otolaryngology Washington University in St. Louis

Camille Dunn, PhD, CCC-A

Associate Professor Director, Iowa Cochlear Implant Clinical Research Center Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery University of Iowa

Meredith Holcomb, AuD, CCC-A

Director, Hearing Implant Program Associate Professor University of Miami

Sandra Prentiss, PhD

Associate Professor of Otolaryngology Clinical and Research Audiologist University of Miami Ear Institute

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