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  • 'Why Won't My Ears Stop Ringing?'

    Our editorial mission focuses so strongly on practice management that it can be easy to glance over the real-life effects of the hearing health conditions that are at the core of everything we do. This thought recently screached into my conscious when I heard this NPR report on tinnitus. At random points in the ...
    Posted to ADVANCE Perspective: Hearing Health (Weblog) on December 2, 2011
  • Buying Hearing Aids Online

    It's official. I have a high-frequency hearing loss. According to an online hearing test, that is. My highest threshold to date measured in the sound booth is a whopping 5 dB, which certainly indicates normal hearing sensitivity. Perhaps it is not my place yet to speak on this topic as a student, but I have a hard time believing that a movement ...
    Posted to Audiology Student Blog (Weblog) on December 2, 2011
  • Becoming a Better Advocate

    I have officially started my new practicum placement at the VA hospital in North Little Rock. This placement also doubles as my assistantship, allowing for hourly pay and, more importantly, more practicum hours. In any given week, I may log 16-20 hours of practicum, which is solid for a third-year student. I was told that I would get more ...
    Posted to Audiology Student Blog (Weblog) on November 4, 2011
  • OTC Hearing Aids On the Horizon?

    The Better Hearing Institute issued a news release this week warning consumers of the inherent risks associated with purchasing over-the-counter, one-size-fits-all hearing aids instead of consulting a hearing healthcare professional. BHI supports this claim by stating that hearing loss is sometimes a symptom of a serious underlying medical ...
    Posted to ADVANCE Perspective: Hearing Health (Weblog) on October 14, 2011
  • A New Site for Hearing Health Products & Services

    Earlier this week we launched our newest specialty site, specifically focused on the products and services that help you to provide excellent patient care and operate a profitable practice. As one might expect, we're calling it the Hearing Practice Management Products & Services Resource Center. At the top of the Products & Services site ...
    Posted to ADVANCE Perspective: Hearing Health (Weblog) on September 16, 2011
  • Dusty Settles In for Summer Semester and Prepares for Camp

    In the span of two weeks, I am already back in school for the summer semester. The course roster for this term includes Professional Issues, Clinical Lab and, of course, Clinical Practicum. For practicum, I was accepted back at the medical center. I did receive my final review from the med center for Spring 2011. The major improvement I have ...
    Posted to Audiology Student Blog (Weblog) on June 10, 2011
  • Dusty Returns From Brief Blog Hiatus With Big News

    The past few weeks have been quite the whirlwind. On top of finals, we had a slew of assignments in nearly every class that had been pushed back toward the end of the semester. The courses went well and I should come out with the coveted 4.0 GPA for the semester. Unfortunately, my practical exam for clinical skills did not go particularly well. ...
    Posted to Audiology Student Blog (Weblog) on May 24, 2011
  • AudiologyNOW! 2011: Dusty's Wrap

    I have been told in the past that attending Audiology NOW! is motivating to the point where it can spur you right out of burnout and back into overachiever mode, even in the dog days leading up to finals. Those sources were correct. The conference was everything I expected it to be in terms of learning, networking and entertainment. I made the ...
    Posted to Audiology Student Blog (Weblog) on April 27, 2011