Classified Advertising/Job Placement

Need to sell your used sound booth, or has upgrading your audiometer left you with the old one to sell? Or, are you being relocated and need a job in hearing conservation? Are you a Course Director who would like to market your courses to a broader audience? Space is now available in the CAOHC newsletter UPDATE. For a sample newsletter go to: http://www.caohc.org/updatearticles/

About the UPDATE newsletter

Constituency:
*Certified occupational hearing conservationists made up of 52% registered nurses; 22% medical assistants/technicians; and 26% other.
*42% conduct 100-499 audiometric tests annually.
*Certified course directors made up of 85% audiologist; 15% engineers, certified occupational health nurses, and others representative of CAOHC related organizations.
*These course directors conducted 540 CAOHC courses in 2004 with approximately 4,500 students in attendance.
*94% of our readership rated the UPDATE newsletter with high regard for informational content. The UPDATE newsletter is a benefit of CAOHC certification.

Number of issues: 3 times annually

Circulation: 21,500 Certified Occupational Hearing Conservationists
                    350 Certified Course Directors
                      50 Professional Supervisors of the Audiometric Portion of the Hearing Conservation Program
                      75 Subscriptions; scientific writers; CPO publications

Text only (no logos or graphics). Ads will be set in a graphics box.

FEES FOR ONE-TIME PLACEMENT:
One/sixteenth page (approximately 70 words) = $150.00 US
One/eighth page (approximately 140 words) = $250.00 US

Payment in advance and accepted as American Express, Master Card, Visa, or check.

Deadlines for submitting classified ads are:
Winter/Spring - January 4, 2007
Summer - May 4, 2007
Fall - September 9, 2007

You may send your ad copy via e-mail to: info@caohc.org
Or mail to:
CAOHC
Attention: Kim J. Breitbach
555 E. Wells Street/Suite 1100
Milwaukee, WI 53202-3823

Voice: 414/276-5338
Fax: 414/276-2146

CAOHC has the right to reject any advertising that is in conflict with promoting the conservation of hearing by enhancing the quality of occupational hearing conservation programs.

Advertising rates and requirements