Northridge university to host ENT certification course

Doctors who specialize in treating hearing disorders have been provided with the opportunity to attend a certification seminar in November. This event is particularly suitable for those currently working with Audioscan equipment.

This Audioscan verification class will be covering the best practices to employ when implementing a targeted patient care regimen. It is also expected to address topics such as diagnostic procedures, setting audibility goals, confirming that a hearing aid is functioning properly, and ensuring positive long-term outcomes.

Many of these discussions will be directly tied to the Audioscan equipment used when diagnosing a hearing condition. This is also why all attendees are encouraged to participate in a series of on-site learning labs. These labs will address additional variables including the use of directional microphones, the importance of noise reduction, and SPL-based audiograms. The main intention is to develop a deeper understanding of the latest treatment options.

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This Audioscan verification class has been scheduled for Thursday, November 19th from 8 AM to 5:30 PM. All events will be held within California State University, Northridge at Monterey Hall 100. The physical address is 18111 Nordhoff Street. Tickets are priced at $175 per person, and must be purchased in advance.