Mission Probable! Age- Appropriate LSL Abilities for Children with Hearing Loss (Self-Study)

Jace Wolfe, Ph.D., is the Director of Audiology and Research at the Hearts for Hearing Foundation in Oklahoma City, OK. He is an adjunct Assistant Professor in the Audiology Department at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and Salus University. He is currently a co-editor for the Plural Publishing, Inc. Core Clinical Concept Series on Cochlear Implants and serves on the Editorial Board of The Hearing Journal. Dr. Wolfe is a member of the Better Hearing Institute’s Pediatric Advisory Board and the Audiology Advisory Boards for Cochlear Americas, Advanced Bionics, and Phonak. Dr. Wolfe has published numerous book chapters and articles in professional peer-reviewed and trade journals. He is author and co-author of major textbooks related to cochlear implants and pediatric audiology, respectively. His areas of interest both clinically and in a research capacity include, among others, pediatric amplification and cochlear implantation, personal remote microphone technology, and signal processing for children.

Financial Disclosures: Dr. Wolfe is a full time employee of Hearts for Hearing in Oklahoma City, OK. He also receives compensation from Hearing First for the facilitation of the course. Additionally, his research is occasionally funded by Phonak and Cochlear Americas, but information presented in this Learning Experience was not funded by these manufacturers.

Non-financial Disclosures: Dr. Wolfe is a member of ASHA and on the audiology advisory boards of Cochlear Americas and Phonak.