IHS Virtual Conference:
Sign up for OnDemand access!
Held live on June 24, July 1 and July 8, the IHS Virtual Conference was a professional development opportunity to learn from experts, enhance skills, and drive business growth.
Best of all – it’s not too late to take part!
Register with a Premium Pass and watch OnDemand session recordings, download materials, and access bonus CE opportunities until October 31, 2020.
Thank you to our Generous Sponsors
Schedule and Speakers
Module 1: June 24, 2020
brought to you by
Marc Kaprow, DO, FACOI
Safe Practice Protocols During and After the Pandemic
Douglas Beck, AuD
Ethics, Verification, Validation and Hearing Aid Fittings - Part 1
John Pumford, AuD
Ethics, Verification, Validation and Hearing Aid Fittings - Part 2
Module 2: July 1, 2020
brought to you by
Cliff Olson, AuD
How to Implement Remote Care in Your Office
Brian Calley, Small Business Association of Michigan
From Communication to Risk Mitigation: How to Safely Reopen and Prevent a Second Wave
Leanne Polhill, BA, BC-HIS, LHAS
Beyond Technology: The Essential Human Side of Patient Success
Module 3: July 8, 2020
brought to you by
Gina Worful, MS, RD
Nutrition Connection:
Hearing and Optimal Nutrition
Brian Taylor, AuD
Patient-Centered Communication in the Era of Self-Directed Care
Anu Sharma, PhD
Brain Changes in Adults with Mild-Moderate Hearing Loss Before and After Hearing Aid Use
Exclusive CE Credits for Premium Pass Holders
Worth 1 CE credit
OnDemand Recording
Q&A with Keith Darrow
Keith Darrow, PhD, CCC-A
Choose Your Event Pass
Premium Pass
12 CE Credits
$149 IHS Members | $249 non-IHS Members
- Access to each live session (9 CE credits)
- Access to presenter slides and handouts post-event
- Access to OnDemand session recordings until Oct. 31, 2020
- $50 credit for 2021 IHS Annual Convention & Expo
- Access to exclusive, live Q&A with Keith Darrow, PhD (1 CE credit) OnDemand session recording provided post-event - plus, receive a FREE copy of his book, Stop Living in Isolation: How Treating Hearing Loss Can Change Your Life, Maintain Your Independence, and May Reduce Your Risk of Dementia. (While supplies last)
- Access to bonus OnDemand Infection Control webinar with Joseph Vespe, MS, MBA (1 CE credit)
- Access to bonus OnDemand Ethics webinar with Steven Madix, PhD, A/SLP (1 CE credit)
Hey, Florida licensees! The Florida Board of Hearing Aid Specialists has approved two of the IHS Virtual Conference sessions for their “Medical Errors” CE requirement:
- Dr. Kaprow’s “Safe Practice Protocols During and After the Pandemic” (recording available for Premium Pass only) - 1 hr.
- Joseph Vespe’s “Infection Control” (recording available for Premium Pass only) – 1 hr.
The remaining IHS Virtual Conference sessions are considered “general hours”.
Basic Pass
9 CE Credits
$99 IHS Members | $199 non-IHS Members
- Access to each live session (9 CE credits)
- Access to presenter slides post-event
- Basic Pass does not include access to OnDemand session recordings.
FAQs
How do I receive CE credit for the Virtual Conference?
Take, submit, and pass a CE quiz with a 70% or higher. Links to CE quizzes and session slides are provided on the website with each OnDemand session recording. Premium Pass holders can also view OnDemand session recordings. Note that OnDemand session recordings are not available for Basic Pass.
All resources are available until Oct. 31, 2020. CE quizzes must be submitted during that time.
I see only 9 sessions, but 12 CE credits. Where do the other credits come from?
In addition to the 9 CE credits from the sessions, Premium Pass registrants have access to three bonus OnDemand recorded webinar offerings on Infection Control, Ethics (worth 1 CE credit each), and Q&A with Keith Darrow (worth 1 CE).
Basic Pass registrants are not eligible for the 3 additional CE credits but may access bonus materials by upgrading to a Premium Pass at anytime.
Will we receive the full amount of CE credits if we cannot attend all 3 days?
If you have a Premium Pass, you can view OnDemand session recordings (worth 9 CEs) until Oct. 31, 2020 and submit CE quizzes during that time. The 3 bonus CE credits can be accessed OnDemand post-event and submitted for CE credit at any time.
Note that OnDemand session recordings are not available for Basic Pass. We encourage Basic Pass registrants to attend each day so you can take, submit, and pass the CE quizzes with a 70% or higher during the live sessions.
Upgrades to Premium Pass may be made at anytime.
I want to upgrade my pass. How do I do that?
If you would like to upgrade from Basic Pass to Premium Pass, please contact interact@ihsinfo.org. Upgrades may be made at any time.
What is the cancellation policy?
Registrants may request a full refund no later than June 22, 2020, 11:59pm EST. After that, refunds are not available. If you have a schedule conflict, we encourage you to purchase the Premium Pass so you may view OnDemand session recordings at your convenience until Oct. 31, 2020. For questions about your registration, please contact interact@ihsinfo.org.
Continuing Education Credit
Please remember that each state and province has different requirements and rules. Check with your local licensing agency for further information. This webpage will be updated as approvals are received.
- Arizona: Some of the sessions in the IHS Virtual Conference are applicable for hearing aid dispensers in Arizona. For continuing education requirements for Arizona licensees, click here.
- British Columbia, Canada: Per CSHBC, all RAUDs, RHIPs, and RSLPs must meet their Continuing Competency Credit (CCC) requirements to be able to renew registration by reporting completed activities/credits in the portal by December 31. The IHS certificate of completion is proof of attendance. Please keep it for audit purposes.
- California: IHS is approved by the California Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology & Hearing Aid Dispensers Board for the virtual conference.
- Delaware: If necessary, IHS will apply to the Board of SLP, Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensers. If you are from Delaware, please let us know at professionaldevelopment@ihsinfo.org.
- Florida: Effective April 9, 2020, emergency rule number 64B6ER20-25 was approved by the Florida Board of Hearing Aid Specialists. Therefore, for the next 90 days, current Florida licensees and applicants for licensure are allowed to complete Board-approved continuing education courses by distance learning methods. The International Hearing Society is an approved provider of the Florida Board of Hearing Aid Specialists. You are responsible for documenting this continuing education event into CE Broker. Please use reference number #20-779368.
Furthermore, the Florida Board of Hearing Aid Specialists has approved two of the Virtual Conference sessions for their “Medical Errors” CE requirement:
- Dr. Kaprow’s “Safe Practice Protocols during and after the Pandemic” (Module 1, Session 1 - recording available for Premium Pass) - 1 hr.
- Joe Vespe’s “Infection Control” (Recorded Webinar - exclusively available for Premium Pass) – 1 hr.
The other virtual conference sessions are considered “general hours”.
- Georgia: The continuing education requirements are here. For more information contact the Georgia Board of Hearing Aid Dealers and Dispensers. The IHS Certificate of Completion is proof of attendance.
- Kentucky: The Kentucky Board of Specialists in Hearing Instruments recognizes IHS courses as approved for continuing education for licensure. However, their regulations limit the number of hours that can be earned online in a given renewal period. Contact the Board for more information.
- North Carolina: Attendees must complete the NC online CEU Verification Report after the virtual event, course ID# 20-11229
- New York: Online/web-based continuing education is prohibited in New York State for Hearing Aid Dispensers. At this time, NY Department of State will only approve online courses from previously approved course providers, which IHS is not. Please contact Hearing HealthCare Alliance of New York, Inc. (HHCANY) for additional information.
- Ontario, Canada: The IHS Virtual Conference has been approved by the Association of Hearing Instrument Practitioners of Ontario (AHIP).
- South Carolina: IHS will submit this virtual conference to the state of South Carolina DHEC. When approved, the IHS Certificate of Completion is proof of continuing education credit earned.
- Texas: IHS has been approved by TDLR, course TX-143-19-028. IHS qualifies as a non-manufacturer continuing education provider. The IHS Certificate of Completion will serve as proof of continuing education credit earned.
IHS is approved by the American Academy of Audiology to offer Academy CEUs for this activity. The program is worth a maximum of 1.2 CEUs. Academy approval of this continuing education activity is based on course content only and does not imply endorsement of course content, specific products, or clinical procedure, or adherence of the event to the Academy's Code of Ethics. Any views that are presented are those of the presenter/CE Provider and not necessarily of the American Academy of Audiology. Course Number: 20IHS-100
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