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School Setting Requirements Speech-language pathology assistants must work under the direct supervision of a qualified language, speech, and hearing specialist and their services must be specified in the IEP. No more than two assistants may be supervised by one qualified language, speech, and hearing specialist.
Speech-language pathology assistants must be supervised by a speech-language pathologist who is licensed in Texas. Speech-language pathology license holders with a grandfathered bachelors degree license may only supervise assistants.
Duties that the SLPAs are able to perform 1. Conducting speech-language screening, without interpretation, and using age-appropriate screening protocols developed by the supervising SLP (Speech Language Pathologist). 2. Following and implementing documented treatment plans or protocols developed by a supervising SLP.
The model describes supervision as a continuum of stages (evaluation-feedback, transitional, and self-supervision) that allows a student to move from interdependence to independence.
At least 25 percent of each students total contact time with each client in clinical treatment must be observed directly by a supervisor. These are minimum requirements and should be adjusted upward if the students level of competence and experience warrants.
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School Setting Requirements Speech-language pathology assistants must work under the direct supervision of a qualified language, speech, and hearing specialist and their services must be specified in the IEP. No more than two assistants may be supervised by one qualified language, speech, and hearing specialist.
Speech-language pathology assistants must be supervised by a speech-language pathologist who is licensed in Texas. Speech-language pathology license holders with a grandfathered bachelors degree license may only supervise assistants.
Indirect supervision activities performed by the supervising speech-language pathologist may include but are not limited to, demonstration, record review, review and evaluation of audio or video-taped session, interactive television, and supervisory conferences that may be conducted by telephone or electronic mail.

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