A.T. Still University is offering CAA members a 20% discount on single courses taken in the online, Post-Professional Doctor of Audiology Program.
A.T. Still University’s Post-Professional Doctor of Audiology is reminding our professional organization partners that qualifying members may receive a 20% discount in tuition for non-degree seeking courses.
Upcoming courses:
Courses offered May 25, 2020-June 21, 2020:
- AUDP 8410 Advanced Acoustic Immittance
- AUDP 8420 Otoacoustic Emissions: Scientific Foundations and Clinical Applications
- AUDP 8430 Tinnitus and Hyperacusis: Theories, Evaluation and Treatment
- AUDP 8440 Occupational and Environmental Hearing Conservation
Courses offered July 13, 2020-September 13, 2020:
- AUDP 7200 Pathologies of the Auditory and Vestibular System
- AUDP 7300 Pharmacology & Ototoxicity
- AUDP 7500 Genetics and Hearing Loss
- AUDP 8200 Amplification: Assessment, Fitting, and Verification
- AUDP 8210 Implantable Devices
- AUDP 8220 Counseling, Aural Rehabilitation and Assistive Devices
- AUDP 8600 Assessment and Management of (Central) Auditory Processing Disorders
- AUDP 8700 Hearing Loss and Healthy Aging
For course descriptions, tuition, and online application, please visit our Post-Professional Doctor of Audiology Program Non-Degree Seeking website at https://www.atsu.edu/post-professional-doctor-of-audiology-non-degree#requirements
Consider courses such as:
8430 Tinnitus and Hyperacusis: Theories, Evaluation and Treatment
This course is designed to explore the fundamental principles and clinical management of tinnitus and/or hyperacusis. Course material includes information concerning epidemiology, tinnitus mechanisms, measurement, treatment and resources for audiologists, patients and their families. A literature review and discussion of studies related to misophonia will also be addressed. Case examples will be discussed, illustrating treatment options. (4 weeks/1.5 credits)
Here’s what students are saying about this course:
‘I will immediately be able to implement the course content in my daily practice setting’ / ‘The way in which the course was presented allowed for seamless learning. I was intrigued by the course content and materials.’
Consider courses such as:
8400 Global Healthcare and Audiology
This course promotes guided discussion regarding current global hearing healthcare practices, areas of need and advocacy for effective policies and services. Telehealth in audiology and inter-professional collaboration will be explored as potential opportunities for improving access to hearing healthcare services. (4 weeks/1.5 credits)
Here’s what students are saying about this course:
‘This course inspired me on a deeper professional level and I am grateful to have been exposed to something so new and refreshing’ / ‘This course increased my awareness of audiology practices and barriers around the world and how cultural, financial, medical, and geographical aspects affect hearing loss and accessibility to audiology services’
