In celebration of World Hearing Day, Michelle Dawson, MS, CCC-SLP, CLC, BCS-S, welcomes Courtney Turner, AuD, CCC-A, from The Children’s Center for Communication and Development at The University of Southern Mississippi, for an important conversation about collaboration in hearing care.
Have you ever worked alongside an Educational Audiologist? Or wondered what their role looks like in early intervention and school-based settings? Michelle hadn’t fully explored this partnership either until a state conference sparked the connection.
In this episode, Courtney breaks down what Educational Audiologists actually do, how they assess and support children with different types of hearing loss, and why their advocacy is essential for improving classroom access and curriculum participation. From technology to teamwork, you will gain a clearer understanding of how partnering with an Educational Audiologist can strengthen outcomes for children with hearing differences.
Whether you work in early intervention, schools, or medical settings, this conversation will expand how you think about access, inclusion, and interprofessional practice.
Have you ever worked alongside an Educational Audiologist? Or wondered what their role looks like in early intervention and school-based settings? Michelle hadn’t fully explored this partnership either until a state conference sparked the connection.
In this episode, Courtney breaks down what Educational Audiologists actually do, how they assess and support children with different types of hearing loss, and why their advocacy is essential for improving classroom access and curriculum participation. From technology to teamwork, you will gain a clearer understanding of how partnering with an Educational Audiologist can strengthen outcomes for children with hearing differences.
Whether you work in early intervention, schools, or medical settings, this conversation will expand how you think about access, inclusion, and interprofessional practice.
