In this course, you will learn why newborn hearing screening is important, what Georgia law requires regarding newborn hearing screening, and how to conduct the ABR test.
A non-audiologist performing Newborn Hearing Screenings in Georgia should complete the module annually to meet the rules and regulations pursuant to: GA Code § 43-44-7 (2022)
In this course, you will learn the principles and procedures of newborn Automated Auditory Brainstem Response
(AABR) testing, identify practical skills for conducting newborn hearing screenings, address challenges, and ensure compliance with Georgia state’s rules, regulations, and laws.
Early detection of hearing issues is critical for a child’s development. Early identification allows for early intervention, and early intervention is the key to age appropriate language and literacy.
Click here to read the entire law at GA Code § 43-44-7 (2022)
You don’t have to finish the course all in one sitting. In fact, we recommend you take this course a little bit at a time, incorporating what you’ve learned in the classroom.
In order to pass and receive IACET CEUs for this course, you will first need to complete all the lessons, then complete the end of course assessment with a score of 80% or higher.
As you go through a course, we’ll introduce you to free resources that will help you implement what you’re learning.
Have a question on what you’re learning in the course or how to use a resource? Reach out to the Cox Campus community for advice or to lend a helping hand to others.
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