• Is the Tinnitus Care Provider Program self-paced?

    Yes, the program is fully on-demand, allowing you to complete the modules at your convenience. The only time requirement is that course and the assessment must be completed within six months from the date you start the online course, not from the date of purchase.

     

  • What does it mean to hold an ACA designation?

    Professionals who earned the ACA designation enhanced their ability to better serve individuals with hearing loss through the 13-month course and subsequent practicum. The program’s objective was to provide an educational opportunity for those who engage in hearing aid dispensing and ensure that they practice at an advanced professional, technical, and ethical level.

     

  • What happens if I fail my second attempt on the assessment?

    If you want to earn the program certificate, you will need to re-purchase and complete the full program again.

     

  • What is the AHAP Program?

    The Advanced Hearing Aid Professional (AHAP) Program is an advanced training pathway that helps hearing healthcare professionals elevate their clinical skills, expand their knowledge of hearing aid technology, and earn the AHAP designation—a respected credential that signifies professional excellence.

     

  • What is the difference between the ACA and AHAP programs?

    Both programs are advanced education programs. ACA is a legacy program with similar foundational coursework as AHAP. However, AHAP was designed to update the educational offering with a more modern curriculum. ACA graduates are encouraged to enroll in the AHAP and will receive advanced standing in recognition of their prior coursework. Learn more about the AHAP program!