Newborn Hearing Screening Training Curriculum

This is a free web-based and self-paced course offered by the National Center for Hearing Assessment and Management (NCHAM). The course is designed to provide the learner with a thorough understanding of the components necessary for conducting quality newborn hearing screening. Continuing education credits are available to eligible individuals. View Training

Screener Sensitivity Training Video

This video focuses on the emotional journey of families as they go through the newborn hearing screening process. The video was a collaboration of the North Carolina Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) Program and The CARE Project. View Training

Newborn Hearing Screening for Nurses and Other Healthcare Providers 

Texas Health Steps Newborn Hearing Screening Training
Access the training on Newborn Hearing Screening provided by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) and the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). The goal of this module is to equip Texas Health Steps providers and other interested health-care professionals to support the state’s newborn hearing screening program, provide follow-up and referrals for infants suspected to have or identified with deafness or hard-of-hearing status, and counsel families to help ensure that infants receive appropriate services.
(Credit Hours: 1.50 CE)
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DSHS TEHDI Information Management Training (TEHDI MIS)

This is for teleconference calls, TEHDI MIS Training, and technical assistance for facilities using the TEHDI MIS, a web-based application for managing hearing screening and follow-up activities.

Every other month, TEHDI hosts teleconferences for certified birth facilities to learn about program enhancements and system issues. New MIS user training covers best practices and reporting obligations. View Training

For TEHDI MIS technical assistance, or to get information on training and bi-monthly teleconference calls, please contact Revvity at 866-427-5768, option 3, or email a request to them.

The TEHDI Program provides PDF versions of publications to view or download. Health care professionals may order free, printed brochures, fact sheets and guides about TEHDI continuum of care best practices in bulk by using the Texas Health Steps Resource Catalog. 

After setting up a user identification and password in the online ordering system, you can request brochures, informational fact sheets and guides to be sent to you. Some materials are designed for healthcare providers and others are for parents and parents-to-be.