THAA Live Webinar Series
THAA is proud to offer more continuing education opportunities in 2024, including an ongoing series of live webinars that count toward in-person CE requirements with TDLR. These live webinars, available to THAA members and nonmembers, offer low-cost and timely, relevant learnings for licensed hearing instrument specialists. We look forward to bringing more exciting content this coming year!
Future Webinar Dates and Times for 2024:
Please note: All of our past webinar recordings are available to THAA members in the THAA LMS and are generally approved for 1 hour of continuing education credit for online course-internet by TDLR, unless otherwise noted.
December 13, 2024
12:00 - 1:00 PM CST
Title: Debunking Hearing Aid Fitting Misconceptions: Prescription Fitting Methods & REM
Speaker: Brian Taylor, AuD, Senior Director of Audiology, Signia
Although real ear measurements (REM) have been available for more than 40 years, they are still often underused and misunderstood. This one-hour course reviews some of the most common misconceptions concerning prescription fitting methods using REM and how, when they are conducted properly and efficiently, contribute to improved patient outcomes.
About The Speaker:
Dr. Brian Taylor is the senior director of audiology for Signia. He is also the editor of Audiology Practices, a quarterly journal of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology, and editor- at-large for Hearing Health and Technology Matters, a leading industry blog. Dr. Taylor has authored several peer-reviewed articles and textbooks and is a highly sought-out lecturer. He has nearly 30 years of experience as both a clinician, business manager, and university instructor.
His most recent textbook, Audiology Practice Management, was published in 2019, and the 3rd edition of his book Selecting and Fitting Hearing Aids was published in 2020.
Pricing:
- Members: $20
- Nonmembers: $35
Past Live Webinars
Leveraging Apple's Hearing Aid Mode for Growth 
Speaker: Oli Luke, Digital Marketing Strategist; Founder & Owner, Orange & Gray Consulting
As the largest and most influential tech brand enters our industry, the landscape will inevitably shift. In this training, we'll explore the impact of this change and provide key strategies to help you navigate it, ensuring all hearing aid dispensers are well-positioned to leverage the increased awareness it brings.
2024 Third Party Talk Track
 Speaker: Fred Boudreaux, Au.D., Regional Manager, Audibel
This class will cover how to effectively differentiate between third-party benefits, how to recommend treatment plans based on the patient’s benefit and how to recommend supplementary service plans.
Navigating Patient Objections: Empowering Hearing Healthcare Professionals in Cochlear Implant Discussions
 Speakers: Kristen Caron, Au.D., Clinical Services Audiologist, Cochlear and Laura Lassen, Au.D., Senior Manager, Growth Channels, Cochlear
In this course, hearing healthcare professionals learn how to guide patients through their hearing journey by understanding when and how to introduce implantable technology.
Protecting Your Most Valuable Assets with Automation
 Speaker: Dusty Potter, BC-HIS
In this course, learn how to use automation to protect and grow these assets through easily implementable automation technology, as well as how to create more margin in your practice and in your life in this informative session.
Infection Control for Hearing Healthcare Practices
 Speaker: Joseph Vespe, MS, MBA, Warner Tech
This course covers the the chain of infection and how it pertains to the hearing healthcare practice with a focus
on the importance of infection control for patients and office personnel.
The Baby Boomer Blueprint: How to Be in Prime Position to Win In The Next 2 Decades
Speaker: Oli Luke, Digital Marketing Strategist; Founder & Owner, Orange & Gray Consulting
The hearing care industry is about to undergo one of the biggest transitions that we’ve seen
in over two decades. In this session, you’ll learn deep-dive details of one of the biggest trends
that is happening right now, and why hearing care is about to enter an era of immense opportunity, despite changes.
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