What is in the Amplification Module?
• Otoscopic inspection • Making impressions for earmolds/ hearing aid shells • Modification of earmolds/shells • Hearing aid troubleshooting • Simple in-office repair and hearing aid cleaning • Electroacoustic analysis of hearing aids • Performing a hearing aid orientation – how to instruct the patient in basic care and use of the hearing aid (insertion, removal, adjusting volume, etc.) • Completing basic paperwork such as repair forms, sales forms and warranty information • Administering a hearing aid satisfaction form • Discussing ALD options with patients What if my supervising audiologist doesn’t want me to conduct some of these tasks? We respect the fact that your audiologist is responsible for all care provided to his or her patients, and has the duty to only delegate tasks that State law permits, and that the audiologist believes is appropriate in that situation. In order to receive the certificate of completion for the course, you need to successfully pass the exams even about
