How to Become a Speech-Language Pathologist in Kentucky

For individuals who are interested in becoming a speech-language pathologist in Kentucky and need to understand the education, clinical experience, and examination requirements. This guide is ideal for those who have not yet started or are in the early stages of preparing for licensure.

For Kentucky SLPs who are planning ahead for renewal by understanding the biennial 30-hour continuing education requirement—or have already begun accumulating CEUs. This guide supports both proactive individuals and those ready to submit renewal materials.

For speech-language pathologists currently licensed elsewhere who are exploring writing Kentucky’s application or those actively collecting transcripts and verification documents. It’s designed for professionals either starting the transfer process or in-progress.

For individuals who have not yet started or have begun completing the required education, clinical practicum, and supervision needed to become an SLPA in Kentucky. This pathway provides clear steps for both newcomers and those already working toward qualification.

For licensed SLPAs who want to understand renewal requirements ahead of time—or are already tracking supervision logs and preparing to submit renewal fees by the biennial deadline. This guide supports both early planners and those ready to renew.

For SLPAs licensed in other states exploring Kentucky’s licensure standards or already gathering credentials to submit for recognition. This path helps both those researching options and those actively working toward transferring their license.