How to Become a Speech-Language Pathologist in Nevada
:: 2025 Guide
These guides are for aspiring and current speech-language pathologists in Nevada, providing a clear roadmap of state-specific requirements, documentation, timelines, and fees. Select a licensure pathway from the list below to learn how to earn your license.
SLP Licensure Guides
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Initial Licensure
This pathway is for individuals who have completed a master’s degree in speech-language pathology, fulfilled required supervised clinical practicum and fellowship, and passed the national exam to obtain their first Nevada SLP license. It’s ideal for new professionals entering salaried roles in schools, hospitals, clinics, or private practice.
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License Renewal
This route is for currently licensed SLPs in Nevada who must periodically renew their license by completing required continuing education and submitting renewal fees. It ensures practitioners remain current in their field and legally authorized to practice in the state.
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Reciprocity (Out-of-State)
This pathway is for speech-language pathologists licensed in another U.S. jurisdiction who wish to transfer their credentials to Nevada. It allows qualified professionals to begin practicing in Nevada by demonstrating that their existing license meets state equivalency standards, making relocation smoother.