• Gain comprehensive knowledge of ear anatomy and physiology, learning to identify common ear conditions through otoscopy.
• Clearly define your scope of practice for ear examinations and recognise when a case requires referral to other healthcare professionals.
• Evaluate and differentiate between various otoscopic equipment, understanding their principles and identifying any contraindications to ensure client safety.
• Develop proficiency in performing ear examinations, adhering to the highest standards of recognised BSA professional best practices.
• Consider the critical aspects of obtaining consent, maintaining detailed documentation, and managing further ear care, which are essential for a thorough and professional practice.

Additionally, following the course, you will receive a logbook to document your supervised practices.

This course is a valuable opportunity to not only enhance your diagnostic capabilities but also to ensure you are providing the highest level of care in ear health assessments. Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to excel in otoscopy, and elevate the standard of care you provide to your clients.

Prerequsites

Delegates must be working in the field of Audiology as a Registered Audiologist or under the supervision of a Registered Audiologist, or in a related medical role e.g. ENT or practice nurse.

Courses Tutors

Chris Cartwright

For all things Audiology, Chris offers a level of expertise, experience and wisdom not many can match in his field. His passion for learning is infectious, igniting a flame of curiosity in the hearts of his students. He fosters an environment of intellectual curiosity and critical thinking, encouraging his students to question, explore, and discover for themselves. A great people person, his influence and impact in the hearing healthcare world is huge.

Sarah Riches

With many years of teaching and assessing students of Audiology in clinical, further and higher education settings, Sarah has the talent to recognise the needs and learning styles of each individual under her guidance. She empowers her students to reach beyond their perceived boundaries, by guiding them with patience and empathy every step of the way. She has an open and friendly manner of teaching with a unique way of explaining complicated topics that help our students leave with a new found confidence.

Julia Rogers

Julia has a calm, warm, but thorough teaching style that inspires delegates to want to learn more, explaining information in a way that’s easy to understand and absorb. Overall, as a trainer/assessor she is not just a source of knowledge but also a beacon of kindness and support. Her friendly demeanour, combined with genuine care leaves a lasting impact on our students.

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