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About this event
Keynote Speaker: Krista Yuskow, Au.D., R. AuD
Beyond Amplification
Clinical audiologists are not typically able to see the extensive effort of their fittings or mappings at work beyond the clinic walls. While a clinician’s window to their patients’ daily listening environments is limited to subjective feedback, educational audiologists have the unique opportunity of observing and addressing barriers to auditory access beyond hearing aids and cochlear implants. This session will explore some of those barriers and provide considerations and related strategies.
Other Presenters & Topics will Include:
Sarah Kiefer, MA Ed., Deaf Education Coordinator, Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education
- Indiana update on current educational trends for children who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Bethany Colson M.A., M.S.D.E., CCC-SLP, Executive Director, Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education
- Indiana Deaf Education and Assessments of Language (IDEAL) - What audiologists and other providers need to know.
Allison Soll, Au.D, CCC-A, Pediatric Account Manager, Oticon Inc.
Evan Claytor, Au.D., Account Manager Children's Hospitals & Schools, Phonak US
- Assistive listening technology options for the classroom, featuring presentations by Oticon and Phonak.
- Practical technology tips and connectivity considerations in the classroom and ways pediatric and clinical audiologists can support children and educators.
Cindy Lawrence, MA-CCC-A, Early Intervention Coordinator, Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education
- Indiana early intervention for children who are deaf and hard of hearing - Benefits of audiologists collaborating with other EI providers.
Suzanne Foley, M.A., Au.D., CCC-A Director, Indiana EHDI Program
- Indiana EHDI’s Best Practice Diagnostic Follow-up Guidelines.
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