New Hampshire Speech-Language Pathologist License Reciprocity Guide - 2024
AKA: New Hampshire Speech Therapist Reciprocity
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New Hampshire Speech-Language Pathologist License Reciprocity Process
Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) licensed in another jurisdiction are eligible for licensure in New Hampshire without having to retake the national exam. The requirements are as follows:
- You are actively practicing in the profession. Active practice means working a minimum of 432 hours as a speech-language pathologist in the immediate preceding 36 months.
- Hold a master’s degree or higher in speech-language pathology, communication sciences, and disorders, or communication disorders from a CAA-accredited program.
- Proof of completing 400 hours of supervised clinical practicum
- A passing Praxis exam score
- Verification of completing the postgraduate professional work experience
- Answer the questions about good professional character and reliability on the application.
Submit the information above along with the $110 licensing fee and $60 application fee and the Board will send an email notification once the license is issued.
Submit your application through the Board’s online portal.