How to Become a Speech-Language Pathologist in Idaho

For individuals considering or beginning the path to become an SLP in Idaho—whether you’re just starting your master’s program, clinical practicum, or preparing to apply for a provisional permit and supervised postgraduate experience. This guide outlines all prerequisites, including a qualifying graduate degree, 1,260 supervised postgraduate hours, Praxis exam, transcripts, background checks, and application fees.

For licensed SLPs in Idaho who want to know what’s required to maintain their license—whether you’re planning ahead or already tracking continuing education credits. This guide explains the annual requirement of 10 CE contact hours and the renewal cycle.

For speech-language pathologists currently licensed in another jurisdiction who are exploring licensure by endorsement in Idaho or starting to prepare documentation. This guide details requirements for active out-of-state licenses in good standing, license verification, possible open-book exam, and fee submission.

For individuals thinking about or beginning the process to become an SLPA in Idaho—whether you’re exploring eligibility or already working toward completing your associate’s degree and exams. This guide explains education prerequisites, open-book Idaho SLPA rules exam, fingerprint background check, verified transcripts, and state license application process.

For currently licensed SLPAs in Idaho who want to understand what’s required to maintain their registration—whether you’re planning ahead or already tracking requirements. This guide outlines that renewal is annual and requires 10 contact hours of continuing education each year.

For SLPAs licensed in another state who wish to obtain Idaho licensure and are preparing or beginning the endorsement process. This guide explains that Idaho accepts out-of-state credentials through endorsement, requiring licensure verification and documentation of equivalent qualifications.