Kentucky SB177 amends regulations for speech-language pathologists and assistants, including licensing requirements and interim licensure.
Kentucky SB177 modifies the Kentucky Revised Statutes to update the requirements for speech-language pathologists and assistants. The bill defines the practice of speech pathology and audiology, and outlines the requirements for obtaining a license. It specifies that a person with a master's degree in speech-language pathology or communication disorders can apply for an interim license while completing postgraduate professional experience. The interim license is valid for up to 24 months without board approval.
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