Press Release:
Published on: November 16, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 16, 2012
Contact: Rochelle Yellowdy
Phone: 800.245.6442
Email: [email protected]
AIB Education Foundation Offers New Workshop
Largo, FL – 25 Audiologists and Physicians from throughout the USA and Canada attended the New Advances in Auditory Vestibular Assessment & Diagnosis 3-day Workshop. Noted experts, James W. Hall III, Ph.D. and Richard E. Gans, Ph.D. led the participants through a comprehensive program which included the science and clinical protocols for the latest in Auditory-Vestibular assessment and diagnostic procedures. Lectures were highlighted with hands-on demonstrations and case studies utilizing ABR, EchoG, OAE, VNG and VEMPs. AIB Education Foundation has produced workshops since 1994, providing post-graduate training in a wide variety of audiology, otolaryngology, rehabilitation medicine and neurology topics. For a list of workshops, calendar and complete information, visit the website www.dizzy.com or call Rochelle Yellowdy at 800.245.6442.
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