VideoNystagmography (VNG) Class On-line
Published on: June 28, 2013
Faculty: Richard E. Gans, Ph.D.Dr. Gans presents a comprehensive four part series in the use and interpretation of VideoNystagmography (VNG). Each component of the series goes in-depth as to testing techniques and interpretation. The goal is to provide a virtual experience for both new and experienced practitioners to enhance their knowledge and skill in conducting and interpreting VNGs. Earn CMEs and CEUs.
Available as a four part series or SAVE when purchasing the full curriculum.
For Pricing and Course Descriptions,
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For a list of academic programs and courses in:
- Aging Studies
- Audiology/Hearing Science
- Equilibrium/Vestibular
- Otolaringology/Otology
- and more, visit www.AICME.com
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