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Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist
Total cost: ~$334
Governing Authority
Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (PLA) - Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board
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Praxis Required
Not Required
CCC-SLP Required
Required
Clinical Fellowship
Permitted
Telepractice
36 hrs
CE Hours
~$334
Total Initial Fees
CE Hours Required
36 hours
Per licenses expire december 31st every odd year renewal cycle
Renewal Cycle
Licenses expire December 31st every odd year
Required CE Topics
4 topic areas
Speech-language pathology clinical topics, Maximum 6 hours from self-study activities, CPR certification counts only toward first renewal cycle, +1 more
Renewal Fee
$100
ASHA CEUs Accepted
Yes
ASHA Certification Maintenance Hours accepted
Education & Program Requirements
VerifiedDegree Required
Master's degree in speech-language pathology or equivalent from a program recognized by the Indiana Board
CAA Accreditation
Required
CAA Details
Program must be accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CAA) of ASHA or equivalent recognized by the Indiana Board
Program Length
2-3 years (master's level)
Clinical Practicum Hours
400 hrs
Required Coursework
SLP licensure requires a master's degree in speech-language pathology from a CAA-accredited program (Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology). Programs typically include 375-400 clinical practicum hours and coursework in speech, language, swallowing, and cognitive-communication disorders.
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Exam Requirements
VerifiedPraxis Required
Praxis Examination in Speech-Language Pathology
162
Passing Score
Computer-delivered test; 132 selected-response questions; 2.5 hours; Praxis SLP test code 5331
Format
$146
Exam Fee
Additional State Exam
All applicants must pass a written jurisprudence examination covering IC § 25-35, Administrative Rules (Title 880), and IC § 25-1-9 (Health Professions Standards of Practice). Passing score is 75%. No applicant is exempt.
Retake Policy
28-day waiting period between attempts; no limit on number of attempts
The Praxis Examination in Speech-Language Pathology (test code 5331) is administered by ETS. Most states require a passing score of 162. The exam covers foundations of practice, screening and assessment, planning and intervention, and professional issues.
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Clinical Fellowship Requirements
VerifiedClinical Fellowship Required
36 wks
Duration
1,260 hrs
Total Hours
Yes
CF License Available
Supervision Requirements
9-month full-time clinical fellowship (minimum 15 hours/week); maximum 18 months duration if part-time; supervisor must provide direct observation and guidance
Supervisor Qualifications
Supervisor must hold current CCC-SLP from ASHA and be licensed in Indiana
The Clinical Fellowship (CF) is a mentored professional experience completed after earning a master's degree. It typically requires 36 weeks of full-time experience (approximately 1,260 hours) under the supervision of a CCC-SLP certified speech-language pathologist. Many states offer a temporary CF license to allow practice during this period.
CCC-SLP & ASHA Requirements
VerifiedNot Required
CCC-SLP for License
Not Required
ASHA Membership
Accepted in Lieu
Current CCC from ASHA accepted as substitute for: Official Transcript, Direct Supervised Clinical Experience, Clinical Fellowship, and Official ETS-Praxis Series Scores
The Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) is a nationally recognized credential granted by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). Some states require or accept CCC-SLP certification as part of the licensure process or in lieu of certain requirements such as the Praxis exam or clinical fellowship verification.
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
Application Fee | $150.00 |
Praxis Fee Paid directly to ETS | $146 |
License Fee | Included in application fee |
Renewal Fee | $100.00 |
Background Check Fee | $38.20 |
Total Initial Fees Includes application ($150), Praxis exam ($146), background check ($38.20); does not include CFY application ($50) | ~$334 |
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Renewal & CE Requirements
VerifiedLicenses expire December 31st every odd year
Renewal Period
36 hrs
CE Hours Required
Accepted
ASHA CEUs Accepted
Required CE Topics
Renewal Fee
$100
Regulatory Board
SLP licenses must be renewed on schedule. Most states require 20-30 hours of continuing education per renewal period. Many states accept ASHA Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to satisfy state CE requirements.
Out-of-State Reciprocity
VerifiedAccepts Out-of-State Credentials
Endorsement Available
Yes
Interstate Compact
Indiana is a member of the ASLP Interstate Compact (ASLP-IC).
Endorsement Requirements
The Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact (ASLP-IC) allows licensed SLPs to practice in other compact member states. Non-compact states require license by endorsement, which typically involves verifying existing credentials and may require additional documentation.
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Indiana is one of the few states requiring both the national Praxis exam and a separate state jurisprudence examination (75% minimum passing score) for SLP licensure. The state also requires 400 supervised clinical hours rather than the more common 375-hour standard, and mandates 36 CE hours per biennial cycle, which is among the highest CE requirements nationwide.
Indiana requires 400 hours of direct supervised clinical experience (higher than the ASHA standard of 375).
A written jurisprudence examination with a 75% passing score is required in addition to the Praxis exam.
CCC-SLP from ASHA can substitute for transcripts, clinical experience documentation, CF documentation, and Praxis scores.
36 CE hours required per biennial renewal cycle with maximum 6 hours from self-study.
Indiana is a member of the ASLP Interstate Compact (ASLP-IC).
School-based SLPs need additional IDOE certification, CPR certification, and Suicide Prevention Certificate.
All application fees are non-refundable; applications are abandoned if incomplete after one year.
Social Security number disclosure is mandatory for licensure.
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✓ ASLP-IC Compact State — Indiana is a member of the Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact (ASLP-IC). Licensed speech language pathologists from other member states may be eligible for expedited practice privileges.
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Indiana requires passing the Praxis SLP exam for SLP licensure. A clinical fellowship is required. All licensing is managed through the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (PLA) - Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board.
Requirements vary by state. Always verify current requirements with your state licensing authority.