Attention conference attendees: CEUs earned at AAA 2022+HearTECH Expo in St. Louis have been posted to your Academy transcript! Please access your transcript and make sure all CEUs for attended sessions are correctly posted and accounted for.

We truly hope you enjoyed all the educational opportunities the conference had to offer, but if you’re still looking for more, check out the sessions on eAudiology (automatically included as part of the 2022 eAudiology yearly package), or purchase the AAA 2022 session recordings.

Accessing Your Transcript

  1. Go to www.audiology.org and select member login in the top righthand corner of the page.
  2. Log in using your Academy username and password.
  3. Then click on My Account which will bring you to your dashboard.
  4. Scroll down to Official Academy CEU Transcript on the left side where you can view and print your CEU transcript.

Please contact continuingeducation@audiology.org with any questions or concerns.

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