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How to Become a Speech-Language Pathologist in Wyoming

:: 2025 Guide

Speech Pathologist Programs

by Speech Pathologist Programs Staff

Updated: July 17th, 2025

If you aspire to become an SLP or SLPA in Wyoming, there are a few requirements that you need to meet. After meeting these requirements, you can apply for licensure through the Wyoming Board of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology. Select the certification type and pathway that best suits your situation.

SLP Licensure Guides

  • Initial Licensure

    This pathway is for individuals who are interested in earning their SLP master’s degree, complete required supervised clinical practicum, and pass the Praxis exam, and are seeking to obtain their first Wyoming license. It’s tailored to new professionals entering the field within the state.

  • License Renewal

    This option is for Wyoming SLPs who need to renew their license periodically, ensuring they stay compliant with the state’s continuing education and professional standards. It’s intended for practitioners who are currently licensed and actively practicing.

  • Reciprocity (Out-of-State)

    This pathway is designed for speech-language pathologists currently licensed in another U.S. jurisdiction who wish to transfer their credentials to Wyoming. Applicants must show they meet Wyoming’s standards, making it ideal for those relocating or expanding their practice.

SLPA LIcensure Guides

  • Initial Licensure

    This pathway is for individuals aiming to become certified SLPA professionals in Wyoming, typically after completing an approved post-secondary program and supervised clinical hours. It supports newcomers entering assistant-level roles in schools or clinics.

  • License Renewal

    This option is for currently licensed SLPAs who must renew their certification based on Wyoming’s continuing education and professional conduct regulations. It ensures assistants remain legally eligible to practice.

  • Reciprocity (Out-of-State)

    This pathway is for SLPAs certified in another state who wish to transfer their credentials to Wyoming. Applicants must meet Wyoming’s standards, making it suitable for out-of-state assistants moving into Wyoming roles.