Professional Education
Boys Town National Research Hospital offers e-learning courses, live webinars and professional workshops with the most up-to-date healthcare and educational practices for physicians, nurses, clinicians, teachers, school administrators and parents.
Online Continuing Education
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Nuts and Bolts Series
Nuts & Bolts is a series of talks designed for educators, parents and professionals who wish to expand their knowledge on topics related to children who are deaf and hard of hearing. A certificate of completion is awarded at the conclusion of each session. -
Auditory Access: Importance and Outcomes
Auditory Access: Importance and Outcomes will feature two lectures on the impact auditory access can have on speech and language development for young children. Mary Pat Moeller, Ph.D., and Ryan McCreery, Ph.D., will cover the importance of newborn hearing screenings and how to optimize a child’s language environment, as well as how audiologists can strategically promote positive outcomes for children who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment (EIPA)
EIPA courses are designed to enhance and further professional development of educational interpreters working in K-12 classroom settings, community interpreters, deaf educators and individuals working with interpreters.
Auditory Consultant Resource Network
The
Auditory Consultant Resource Network is a comprehensive on-site and distance support service that enhances educational programs for children who are deaf and hard of hearing by connecting classroom teachers, speech pathologists and audiologists with the hearing specialists at Boys Town National Research Hospital.
Research Training Programs
Students and
graduates have the opportunity to work with
Boys Town Hospital researchers and partner
organizations. Length and subject
of programs vary based on current studies
and funding. Positions include:
Lied Learning and Technology Center
