Assistants Information/SLP-A

ASHA Assistants Program

This year, supervisors can look forward to an audiology assistant scope of practice, revised speech-language pathology assistant scope of practice, professional development opportunities in supervision, enhanced supervision resources, and much more.

Earning the Certified Audiology Assistant (C-AA) or Certified Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (C-SLPA) credential is an opportunity for assistants to expand their career options and stand out among their peers. Applying to become a C-AA or C-SLPA is easy! Assistants just need to follow the step-by-step instructions, and they’ll be on their way to a new beginning.

Assistants can start the new year with a valuable investment in their career and join the ranks of assistants that have begun their journey to certification. Encourage your assistants to apply to become an ASHA-certified assistant today! 

Thank you to everyone who has helped to make the first year of the program such an extraordinary success.

To read more about ASHA's Assistants Program, go to: https://www.asha.org/assistants-certification-program/

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