Education Products for the Non-Otolaryngologist Health Professional

AcademyU®

AAO-HNSF Member Benefit
AcademyU is the foundation's self-managed e-learning system, providing 24/7, one stop access to your AAO-HNSF CME records, and expert-developed learning activities. It can even help you store and follow your progress towards Maintenance of Certification.
 

2010 AAO-HNSF Annual Meeting & OTO EXPO

The AAO-HNSF Annual Meeting & OTO EXPO is the world's largest gathering of otolaryngologists, together with the world’s largest collection of products and services for the specialty.

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Clinical Otolaryngology OnLine (COOL)

COOL is a free, peer reviewed, interactive case study series that leads the learner from patient presentation through diagnosis, treatment, and referral. COOL is an excellent instructive program for non-otolaryngologist physicians and other health professionals who regularly encounter otolaryngology related problems.

Certificate Program for Otolaryngology Personnel (CPOP)

The Certificate Program for Otolaryngology Personnel (CPOP) is a three-phase training program to teach otolaryngology office personnel basic hearing testing. In this curriculum, allied health professionals learn to function as part of the hearing healthcare team under the supervision of an otolaryngologist.

E-books

The American Academy of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Foundation offers a number of e-books to provide educational opportunities to the non-otolaryngologist physician including Primary Care Otolaryngology.

ENT ImageViewer

AAO-HNSF Member Benefit
View otolaryngology-head and neck surgery related images via a simple search. Images have accompanying notes and annotations when available and new images are added when received.
Learn more about the history of the ENT ImageViewer and it's contents.

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Home Study Course

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One of our most popular educational products, each section of the Home Study Course brings you a Study Guide filled with journal articles, a section outline, educational objectives, a reference bibliography, a self-assessment exam, and a faculty symposium.