How to Become a Speech-Language Pathologist in Delaware

For individuals aiming to become a speech-language pathologist in Delaware who need to know what they must complete—whether you’re planning or in progress with your master’s, 400-hour clinical practicum, nine-month clinical fellowship, Praxis exam, transcripts, background checks, and fees. This guide outlines everything required for full or temporary licensure to support your journey into practice.

For currently licensed SLPs in Delaware who want to understand or anticipate what’s required to renew—whether you haven’t yet begun tracking continuing education or are already collecting hours. This guide explains the biennial renewal deadline (July 31 of odd years), the 30-hour CE requirement per cycle, audit possibilities, and fee process through DELPROS.

For speech-language pathologists already licensed elsewhere who are exploring or preparing to transfer credentials to Delaware. This guide details when you can apply by ASHA certification or state licensure, what documents to collect (license verifications, background check, five-year practice letters if needed), and the online application steps.