GMSL 7001

Aud and Aural Rehab for SLP

Seton Hall University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The objective of this course is to supply the prospective SLP with the information necessary to interpret and best utilize the results of an audiologic assessment, and enable them to plan and carry out appropriate intervention and management strategies. Students will be provided with up to date information/best practices regarding the basic knowledge and skill necessary for performing audiologic screenings (pure tone, tympanometric and otoacoustic emissions as per ASHA’s Scope of Practice for the SLP) as well as a working knowledge of evaluation procedures and interpretation of audiometric results, normal and abnormal hearing processes, appropriate treatment and referral. Communication assessment, intervention and management of children and adults with hearing loss will be addressed. Students will also gain an understanding of individualization of treatment/rehabilitation plans, the importance of family education and involvement, and collaborative interdisciplinary team models.

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