The Doctor of Audiology (AuD) degree is awarded to all students who successfully complete the four-year professional curriculum. The maximum number of years permitted to complete this degree is seven.
The Advanced Studies in Vestibular Sciences and Disorders certificate program is designed to expand the knowledge, improve the clinical skills, review current research trends and best practices based on current evidence and promote general expertise in the delivery of services in the area of Vestibular and Balance disorders. The course of study will bring the professional up to date on the state of the science in Vestibular and Balance disorders, diagnosis of related disorders and methods of treatment. The outstanding faculty for the program, from both Canada and the USA, are experts in Vestibular and Balance disorders and clinical protocols
This Advanced Studies Certificate Program is intended for those professionals who are currently working with, or expect to work with, this distinct population of patients, and who would like to augment their professional skills and earn credentials to advance their career in the specialized fields of tinnitus and hyperacusis
The Advanced Studies in Cochlear Implants program is designed to expand the knowledge, improve the clinical skills, and promote general expertise in the delivery of cochlear implant services. The course of study will bring the professional up to date on the state of the science in cochlear implant technology and methods of treatment. The outstanding faculty for the program, from both Canada and the USA, are experts in cochlear implant science, technology, and clinical protocols
The Doctor of Audiology (AuD) degree is awarded to international and U.S. practitioners who enter the program with a master’s degree (or equivalent) in audiology, three years clinical experience, and successfully complete the professional curriculum. The maximum number of years permitted to complete this degree is seven
Seals The Ear For Effective Protection from Water And Noise.
The most accurate deep ear impression material available for creating the best fitting ITE & CIC hearing aids.
Create custom earmolds for BTE hearing aids, swimplugs for your myringotomy patients, and hearing protectors in your office in minutes at a fraction of the cost of an ear mold lab.
Our new Amplitude D model combines the versatility of a hand-held screener with the features and data management of a threshold audiometer. And, all this in a form factor similar to a mobile phone. Amplitude D has a color LCD screen for display of test status and parameters. Patient information, including a unique identifier, is easily stored and accessed using alpha-numeric entry keys much like text messaging. Function icons and directional keys control testing. The included Amplitude D Database software further enhances your ability to print and manage patient test results.
Priced competitively with other devices that only perform basic pass/fail screening, the Amplitude D is not only our most affordable audiometer, it is the best value in the market today.
Our OTOPod is not only the most portable diagnostic audiometer available, its also wireless! The OTOPod is available in two models -- the M1 which is a 2 channel portable audiometer, and the M2 which includes hearing aid programming for the full line of Widex hearing aids.
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The OTOSphere is the newest product in our line of advanced and affordable hearing diagnostic products. The OTOSphere combines clinical or diagnostic level audiometry with optional Real Ear Measurement to make audiological testing and fitting as portable and efficient as possible. Plus, the OTOSphere is ideal for use in an office or clinic, or for portable use in customer settings.
Our all new Symphony 2.x NOAH module software combines efficient workflow with a visually elegant user interface, and includes a unique Dashboard view for seeing recent patient test results at a glance.
Together, the OTOSphere and our Symphony 2 software are a great choice and excellent value for today's busy hearing care professional.
Simple, Quick, Highly Accurate
For the audiologist and the hearing aid patient, the fit of the device is of utmost importance. The current process of fitting an audio device requires an audiologist to generate an impression of the patient’s ear using a resin-based substance. This messy substance is injected into the ear canal where, after some time, it solidifies, forming a mold of the ear canal. Removal of the mold may not only be uncomfortable, but may also cause distortion of the impression’s shape. The entire process is time consuming and inefficient.
Lantos’s revolutionary scanning technology will completely transform the way audiologists measure their patient’s ears. It enables a dynamic 3D image of the canal, one that reflects the changes that take place in the shape of the canal as a patient moves or swallows, and it collects even more data about the ear canal wall than ever possible before, so that manufacturers can use...
