How to Become a Speech-Language Pathologist in Kansas
:: 2025 Guide
Although getting a speech-language pathologist license might initially appear difficult, it’s a beneficial procedure that enables you to join a highly regarded profession. The strong support network among speech-language pathologists in Kansas and the wealth of tools at your disposal to advance your career are also easily accessible in Kansas. Select the licensure pathway below that best meets your needs and interests.
SLP Licensure Guides
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Initial Licensure
For individuals who want to know what they need to become a licensed speech‑language pathologist in Kansas—whether you’re just starting your master’s or already completing clinical practicum, exam, and fellowship requirements. This guide outlines all necessary qualifications, including degree, supervised hours, exam, and temporary licensure steps.
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License Renewal
For current Kansas SLPs who need to understand how to maintain their license—whether you’re planning ahead or already tracking CEUs. This guide explains the biennial renewal window (Sept 15–Oct 31), continuing education attestation, and fees.
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Reciprocity (Out-of-State)
For speech-language pathologists already licensed elsewhere who want to practice in Kansas—whether you’re gathering documentation or ready to submit. This guide details equivalency review, good‑standing verification, and licensure transfer process.