The 40th Vanderbilt Stroboscopy Performance and Interpretation Course 2020

The 40th Vanderbilt Stroboscopy Performance and Interpretation Course

SEPTEMBER 11-12th, 2020 | NASHVILLE, TN

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This Vanderbilt Course is designated as a tutorial for Speech-Language Pathologists and Otolaryngologists to cultivate their understanding and performance of the laryngeal videostroboscopy exam. Principles of laryngeal function will be discussed so that the clinician will understand the diagnostic potential of stroboscopy. Several hours of hands-on sessions will develop skills in the clinical performance of both rigid and flexible endoscopy. Interpretation of stroboscopic parameters and perceptual analysis will be presented through didactic lectures and applied during instruction. This is not a CME-accredited course. ASHA CEUs only.

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
After participating in this CE activity, participants should be able to:
• Identify the core components of a comprehensive stroboscopic exam
• Demonstrate an emerging skill with the mechanics of rigid and flexible endoscopy
• Identify anatmoical and physiologial landmarks germane to laryngeal assessment during a stroboscopic exam
• Interpret stroboscopic exams provided in a case study series and make therapeutic recommendations based on findings

REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT

The course registration fees are as follows:
Friday, September 11th & Saturday, September 12th 
• VANDERBILT VIDEOSTROBOSCOPY COURSE
- Professional ($495)
- Student ($395)

COURSE LOCATION
The course will be held at the Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center on the Vanderbilt University Medical Center campus in Nashville Tennessee.
The Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center
1215 21st Ave. S.
Medical Center East, South Tower
Conference Room 8380 A/B (8th Floor)
Nashville, TN 37232
CEU
This course is offered for a maximum of 1.5 ASHA CEU’s (intermediate level; professional area).
CME is not offered.
For more information visit the course website at www.vanderbilthealth.com/videostrob
For additional questions, please email: m.geiser@vumc.org or call 615-343-8848