California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 5.3 — Speech-Language Pathologists, Audiologists, and Hearing Aid Dispensers, Article 3 — Licenses

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Section 2532Prohibits a person from practicing speech-language pathology or audiology, or representing themselves as a speech-language pathologist or audiologist, unless the person is…Section 2532.1Requires each person seeking a license to apply to the board on the board-prescribed form. Establishes separate licenses for speech-language pathology and…Section 2532.2Requires speech-language pathology and audiology applicants to meet education, experience, and examination requirements, including up to 375 clinical hours and 36 full-time…Section 2532.25Requires audiology applicants graduating on or after January 1, 2008, to hold an approved audiology doctorate or equivalent, complete supervised clinical practice,…Section 2532.3Allows the board, after application approval and fee payment, to issue a six-month temporary license to a qualifying out-of-state speech-language pathologist or…Section 2532.4Allows the board to examine applicants on appropriate theoretical or applied fields, professional skills, and judgment using written, oral, or combined examinations.…Section 2532.5Requires every person licensed under the chapter to display the license conspicuously at the person’s primary place of practice. The display duty…Section 2532.6Requires license and registration renewal applicants to certify board-required continuing professional development from the preceding two years and retain records two years.…Section 2532.7Allows the board, after application approval and fee payment, to issue or reissue an RPE temporary license for board-determined periods while required…Section 2532.8Requires the board, until January 1, 2027, to treat specified valid national speech-language pathology or audiology credentials as satisfying applicable educational and…

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