C OLLEGE OF H EALTH P ROFESSIONS
C ONTINUING E DUCATION & S CHOOL OF A UDIOLOGY
O REGON A CADEMY OF A UDIOLOGY
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M ATTHEW B ELL , A U D
Assistant Professor matt.bell@pacificu.edu
503.352.2693
D AVID K B ROWN , P H D
Associate Professor & Director of SIMLab david.brown@pacificu.edu
503.352.2668
N ICOLE L H ACKER , A U D, CCC-A, FAAA
Assistant Professor &
Externship Coordinator nhacker@pacificu.edu
503.352.2698
W
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H
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Associate Professor whanks @pacificu.edu
503.352.2697
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Assistant Professor aehogan@pacificu.edu
503.352.2696
L
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Assistant Professor lgschaid@pacificu.edu
503.352.2688
T
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W
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Assistant Professor trent.westrick@pacificu.edu
503.352.2694
P ROGRAM D EVELOPMENT |
D AVID K B ROWN , P H D
O
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A
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Education Committee oregonaudiology@gmail.com
OAA is approved by the American Academy of Audiology to offer
Academy CEUs for this activity. The program is worth a maximum of
0.5 CEUs. Academy approval of this continuing education activity does not imply endorsement of course content, specific products, or clinical procedures. Any views that are presented are those of the presenter/CE Provider and not necessarily of the American Academy of Audiology.
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O NLINE
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Book a Suite at the Larkspur Landing for the Audiology Conference Spring 2015
R EGISTRATION AND R EFUNDS
Space is limited. Participants are registered in the order they are received. Refunds less $25 administrative fees are granted up to May
6. Beginning May 7 no refunds will be granted.

A GENDA |
Agenda
7:30a Breakfast, Exhibitors and Student Capstone Posters
8:30a Welcome Address
8:50a Keynote Address
10:20a Hands-on Lab
12:20p Lunch with Exhibitors and Students Capstone Projects
2:20p Hands-On Lab
3:40p Panel Discussion & Closing Remarks
Rank the following labs in the order of preference when registering. Space is limited.
Register early for best selection.
F
UN WITH
ABR! | What’s New Since You Got Out of School?
David K. Brown, PhD
Discover new techniques to assist in reducing/diminishing background, speeding up the assessment and statistical assistance (confidence levels) for peak picking.
Participants will record both neurodiagnostic and threshold ABRs while utilizing these various techniques.
B
EDSIDE
V
ESTIBULAR
A
SSESSMENT
| Shake It Up, Baby
Anne E. Hogan, PhD
A quick review of A&P basics of the Vestibular Reflex system leads to “bedside” vestibular evaluations. Participants will assess the impact of these evaluations in terms of falls risk assessment. Participants will practice and be participants in the evaluations, to strengthen both test administration and empathy from the patients’ perspective.
C ERUMEN M ANAGEMENT | The ABC’s of Cerumen Management
Trent Westrick, AuD
This course is designed to introduce audiologists to the science and art of inoffice cerumen management. The basic tools, techniques, and protocols will be presented, and attendees will have an opportunity to attempt and practice hands-on simulated cerumen management using various light sources.
R EAL E AR V ERIFICATION | We Like Big REARS and We Cannot Lie
Matthew Bell, AuD
Uncover time saving tips for fitting hearing aids to prescriptive targets using realear measurements. Participants will review the benefits of real-ear verification of hearing aid fittings and practice basic procedures. Participants will complete a binaural fitting of hearing aids and adjust to prescriptive target using probe microphone measurements.
T ESTING S IMULATION | The TENs and ANL…Two quick tests to incorporate into your advanced test battery.
Leigh Schaid, AuD
During this hands-on session, participants will review the TENs and ANL Tests, their clinical uses and benefits, as well as get experience administering the tests in the simulation lab.
P RECEPTING 101 | Tips and Tricks for the Trenches
Nicole L. Hacker, AuD, CCC A, FAAA
Set the stage for success for preceptors and students. During this session, we will be discussing the definition of a preceptor, effective preceptor qualities, learning and generational differences, general supervision guidelines and overcoming challenges in clinical education.
P ANEL D ISCUSSION | Precepting: What’s In It for Me?
Moderator: Wendy D. Hanks, PhD
This course will consist of a panel of preceptors and students who will discuss the benefits and challenges of working clinically with AuD students. The AuD
Program at Pacific University will be described, especially the clinical components that would affect Oregon audiologists. Licensure and third party payor issues (No Coding!) associated with mentoring students may also be discussed. Audience participation will be vital in developing a well-rounded and engaging discussion.
Register early! Labs will be confirmed on a first come, first serve basis.
Keynote Speaker | Myron Smith, AuD
“The Future Ain’t What It Used to Be” Yogi Berra
The future of Audiology depends on a sound knowledge of the past, clear understanding of present needs, and a hunger for personal growth and service.
Pacific University Hillsboro Campus /
This campus is ADA accessible. Participants may need to travel between sites, depending on labs selected. Please dress comfortably and ready for spring weather in Oregon.
Distance will be no greater than 2 blocks. Parking is free. See Hillsboro Campus Map for more details.