Hearing Readiness and Conservation - Army Public Health Center

The Army Hearing Program (AHP) provides information on hearing, hearing loss prevention, hearing protection, DOEHRS-HC, hearing monitoring, and reducing noise hazards. The AHP consists of four components:

Hearing Readiness, Operational Hearing Services, Clinical Hearing Services, and Hearing Conservation

Active Duty U.S. Army Noise Induced Hearing Injury Surveillance data is available on the APHC Periodic Publications and Surveillance Reports page.

Articles

Army Hearing Program-Frequently Asked Questions

Information about upcoming Army Hearing Technician Certification Courses for DoD military personnel or DoD civilians who have Hearing Program duties assigned.

Provides useful links for areas such as coding, tinnitus management, NASA Auditory Demonstration Lab and military audiology in the news.

Resource page for Hearing Conservation.

Hearing health education materials such as Hearing Health Education briefings, factsheets, technical guides and external video links.

This page provides resources for Hearing Readiness

Provides resources and useful links related to Operational Hearing Services.

Recommended web sites related to the subject of hearing readiness, hearing conservation and hearing health services.

Recommended resource materials related to the subject of hearing readiness, hearing conservation and hearing health programs.

Related Training

CAOHC Professional Supervisor's (PS) Course is an intermediate-level course that outlines the scope of practice of the audiologist & physician performing the duties of a PS in a federal occupational hearing conservation program.

This training is available to those who use the Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness System-Hearing Conservation (DOEHRS-HC) test software as part of their military or DoD civilian job requirements.

ENROLL AT HTTPS://AIPH-DOHS.ELLC.LEARN.ARMY.MIL - INTRODUCTORY LEVEL Industrial Hygiene Noise Instrument Basics. The module is recommended for early career technicians and hygienists, as well as safety and occupational health employees.

This course in on Blackboard. Do not apply at this website. https://aiph-dohs.ellc.learn.army.mil This course consists of 20 complex calculations and example problems.