CEUs: .2
Who Should Attend: Audiologists, especially pediatric audiologists, ENTs, other healthcare providers, students, and individuals interested in genetic and syndromic conditions
Instructional Level: Intermediate
Program Focus: Knowledge
Learner Outcomes:
Upon completion, each participant in the eAudiology Web seminar will be able to:
Description:
In the first-ever eAudiology Grand Rounds on genetics and syndrome, four experts will present cases on the most common causes of genetic hearing loss, genetic testing, syndromes and syndromic features, as well as management for these conditions.
Kelley Dodson, MD completed her undergraduate studies at University of Virginia, followed by Medical School at George Washington University. After completing her five year Otolaryngology Residency at Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center, Dr. Dodson joined the faculty of Department of Otolaryngology at VCU , where she currently an Associate Professor of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery and Residency Program Director. Her clinical and research interests include pediatric otolaryngology, congenital and hereditary hearing loss, vestibular disorders, tinnitus, and pediatric sinusitis. Dr. Dodson has published scientific reports and articles on pediatric and genetic hearing loss, risk factors associated with unilateral and bilateral hearing loss, and nonsyndromic mitochondrial deafness.
