How to Become a Speech-Language Pathologist in New Hampshire
:: 2025 Guide
- Guide Introduction
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SLP Licensure Guides
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SLPA Licensure Guides
These guides help speech-language pathologists in New Hampshire understand licensing steps, supervised clinical requirements, exam details, fees, and timelines. They’re tailored for new applicants, renewal candidates, or those transferring from other states. Select one of the options below that best meets your needs.
SLP Licensure Guides
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Initial Licensure
For individuals who are considering a career as a speech-language pathologist in New Hampshire but have not yet started the required education or clinical training. This pathway is the starting point for those exploring how to become licensed to practice in the state.
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License Renewal
This option is for currently licensed SLPs in New Hampshire who must renew periodically by completing continuing education and paying renewal fees. It ensures they remain professionally current and legally eligible to continue practicing.
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Reciprocity (Out-of-State)
This pathway is for speech-language pathologists already licensed in another U.S. jurisdiction seeking New Hampshire eligibility. It allows qualified professionals to transfer credentials by meeting state equivalency standards and begin practicing locally.
SLPA Licensure Guides
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Initial Licensure
This pathway is for individuals who have completed an approved assistant-level program and required supervised clinical hours, seeking their first New Hampshire SLPA certification. It’s aimed at newcomers entering assistant roles in educational or clinical settings.
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License Renewal
This route applies to certified SLPAs in New Hampshire who must periodically renew their certification by completing continuing education and submitting renewal fees. It helps ensure assistants stay compliant, skilled, and legally eligible to practice.