How to Become a Speech-Language Pathologist in Oklahoma

This pathway is for candidates with a master’s degree in speech‑language pathology, completed supervised clinical practicum and fellowship, and passing scores on the national exam. It enables new professionals to obtain their first clinical license in Oklahoma and begin practicing.

This route applies to currently licensed SLPs in Oklahoma who must periodically renew their license by submitting required fees and completing continuing education credits. It ensures practitioners remain in good standing and legally eligible to practice.

This pathway is for speech‑language pathologists who hold a current license in another U.S. jurisdiction and wish to practice in Oklahoma. It allows qualified professionals to transfer their credentials by meeting state equivalency standards and start working promptly.

This pathway is for individuals who have completed an approved assistant‑level program and required supervised clinical hours, seeking their first Oklahoma SLPA certification. It’s designed for professionals entering supportive roles in schools, clinics, or healthcare settings.

This route is for certified SLPAs in Oklahoma who must periodically renew their certification by fulfilling continuing education and fee requirements. It ensures they stay current, competent, and legally eligible to practice.

This pathway is for speech‑language pathology assistants already certified in another state who want to transfer their credentials to Oklahoma. It enables qualified assistants to begin practicing by meeting Oklahoma’s certification equivalency requirements.