20 CSR 2150-4.056 - Applicants for Provisional Licensure Renewal
(1) Upon
submission of a properly completed renewal application and fee, a provisional
license may be renewed, only once, making a provisional license valid for a
maximum lifetime of two (2) years.
(2) The fee for provisional licensure shall
be an appropriate fee, to be established by the board.
(3) Applicants for provisional licensure
renewal must submit the following documentation if not provided with initial
application:
(A) Proof of receipt of a
master's or doctoral degree from an institution accredited by the American
Speech-Language-Hearing Association accrediting body, in the area for which
licensure is sought. Documentation shall be provided on the board-prescribed
form and submitted directly to the board from the program director of the
accredited institution;
(B) Proof
of passage of the National Examination in Speech-Language Pathology and/or
Audiology. Examination scores must be submitted to the board directly from the
Educational Testing Service. The passing score shall remain consistent with the
passing score set by the American Speech-LanguageHearing Association, on the
date of licensure application; and
(C) Verification of licensure or registration
to practice in another state or territory shall be submitted to the board
directly from the licensing/registration agency.
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