HEARING CONSERVATION RECERTIFICATION (CAOHC)

Attendees must have completed a 20 hour CAOHC Certified Hearing Conservation Course with in 5 years of course date. The Council of Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation (CAOHC) requires that all certified hearing conservationist must be recertified every five years.

This course will update the Occupational Hearing Conservationist (OHC) in changes to state & federal regulations, review audiometric practices and techniques. Also familiarize participants with new audiometric equipment, its advantages & disadvantages.

Dr. Dana Oviatt is a graduate of Boston University (M.S.) and the University of Wisconsin at Madison (Ph.D.) in Audiology. He has practiced Audiology since 1977 as clinician, reseacher and teacher. Dr. Oviatt has served as a clinician performing diagnostic auditory and vestibular evaluations, as well as aural rehabilitation, at Glenrose Hospital for Children, University of Michigan Hospitals and hospitals in Boston. Dr. Oviatt was an adjunct professor of Audiology at Syracuse University. He has presented and published numerous research investigations on topics such as binaural amplification for the hearing impaired, cochlear implants, and the effect of the middle ear on noise-induced hearing loss. Dr. Oviatt is a COAHC-Certified Course Director. Dr. Oviatt is licensed by the State of New York and certified by the American Speech-Language- Hearing Association.

Tuition must be received 30 days prior to the course date. Since expenses are fixed, refunds cannot be given unless written cancellation is received two weeks prior to the course. The fee is also transferable to a subsequent course within a six month period. The fee includes lunch and beverages at breaks.

Please phone this office at (800) 766-4242 or contact us by EMAIL REGISTRATION FORM to reserve a place in the course. Alternatively CLICK HERE TO PRINT A REGISTRATION FORM and FAX to (315) 451-6507 or mail in the registration form with fee.

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