@JohnFetterman I'm a doctor of audiology who helps people with auditory auditory processing deficits every day. I'd love to have a conversation. AND, both of my offices are near Wawas, which I know you love. ๐
@JohnFetterman I'm a doctor of audiology who helps people with auditory auditory processing deficits every day. I'd love to have a conversation. AND, both of my offices are near Wawas, which I know you love. ๐
The tools and skills we present are evidence-based, patient-centered, and real-world proven. Research shows that these techniques lead to better outcomes and we've seen it in our own practices.
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@audresources @drjudyhuch You're not wrong. But if a clinician has to learn a new skills, acquire equipment, and figure out how to get paid, it's enough combined difficulty for most to just double down on what they are already doing. I'm thrilled I've added CI and APD to my practice but it wasn't easy.
Another idea: Stop trying to teach every patient how to read the audiogram. Audiologists should spend more time listening to their patients and finding out what motivated them to come to see us and less time teaching them something that isn't necessary to solve their problems.
Do your clients or patients sometimes struggle to understand the audiogram?
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@ZDoggMD @VPrasadMDMPH@DrPaulOffit 1 - Is there a promo code for the VPZD99?
2 - As Dr. Offit will tell you, don't come to Philly and call his workplace "chope", people will look at you funny.
3 - As an audiologist, I am gobsmacked at the pediatrician group that said speech/language will develop just fine.
Burnout isn't due to a lack of motivation. It's caused by a shortage of capacity.
There are more interesting people and projects than hours in the day. The key question isn't whether you have interest. It's whether you have bandwidth.
Enthusiasm is boundless. Time is finite.
@WeekinHearing@BrianTaylorAuD As someone who owns a private practice, employs AuDs, trains future AuDs, and advises others in practice management, I found this quite interesting on a number of levels.