How to Apply for a New Speech-Language Pathology License 2025

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  2. Begin by entering your personal and contact information. Fill in your name, email address, home address, and phone numbers. Ensure accuracy as this information will be used for Board correspondence.
  3. Complete the Clinical Fieldwork Details section. Provide details about your supervised clinical fieldwork, including supervisor name, site, start and end dates, and hours per week.
  4. Answer all questions in the Criminal/Adverse Professional History section truthfully. If applicable, attach supporting documents for any 'yes' responses.
  5. Review the Certification and Affidavit section carefully. Sign and date the form to confirm that all information is accurate and complete.

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What is the difference between ASHA certification and state licensure? Licensure is designed to protect the public from harm. Certification is the publics assurance that an individual has voluntarily met rigorous, peer-developed and reviewed standards endorsed by a national professional body.
For Ohio SLP licensure, the first requirement is to obtain a masters degree. Beyond that, an applicant must have completed 375 hours of supervised practicum, including 25 hours of clinical observation, before starting the clinical practicum. At least 250 hours must be at the graduate level.
The typical yearly income for speech-language pathologists in Ohio ranges from $60,650 to $125,600 (Bureau of Labor Statistics - 2023), depending on experience and area. Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati are a few of the top cities in Ohio for speech-language pathologists in terms of pay.
Speech-language pathologists in schools are required to maintain two licenses: an Ohio Department of Education professional license and a license from the Ohio Speech and Hearing Professionals Board.
The highest paying job for speech-language pathologists is typically in the field of civic and social organizations, with an average annual salary of approximately $130,620. These positions often involve working with diverse populations and providing specialized services to individuals with communication disorders.

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Speech-Language Pathology Masters degree or equivalent as determined by the Board. Three hundred seventy-five hours of supervised clinical practicum, of which 25 clock hours shall be clinical observation prior to beginning initial clinical practicum and 350 clock hours shall be clinical practicum.
Speech-Language Pathology Masters degree in speech-language pathology from an educational institution approved by the Board. Completion of a 300 hour supervised clinical practice with a wide variety of ages and communication disorders under the direction of an educational institution approved by the Board.

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