By the end of this course, you will:

• Have a solid understanding of ear anatomy and physiology, recognise common ear conditions, understand the types of hearing loss, and how sound in the environment and within the ear.
• Be able to articulate your scope of practice and identify when a case needs to be referred to an Audiologist or medical specialist.
• Analyse and operate testing equipment proficiently, identifying any contraindications for each audiological procedure.
• Perform clinical procedures safely and effectively, adhering to current best practice guidelines in professional audiology.
• Compare and interpret test results accurately, enhancing your diagnostic capabilities.
• Understand the impact of technique quality and other variables on test outcomes
• Reflect on the crucial aspects of obtaining consent and maintaining accurate documentation.

• Clearly explain the structure of appointments and the client’s journey through the care process.

Our course is approved by “The CPD Certification Service” a national independent assessor of quality for CPD courses used by the NHS and various Universities.
 

Prerequisite

All delegates must be employed by a HCPC registered Hearing Aid Dispenser and be under full supervision throughout the duration of the course.  Delegates are not signed off on any activity until they have completed the duration of the course and all assessed elements of the course.