Minnesota HF1825 clarifies requirements for speech-language pathology assistants, including supervision and licensure fees.
Minnesota HF1825 amends the state's statutes to clarify the requirements for speech-language pathology assistants. The bill specifies that a supervising speech-language pathologist must authorize and accept responsibility for the assistant's performance, practice, and activities. It mandates a minimum of one hour of consultative supervision every 30 days, documented for each assistant. The supervising pathologist must also complete ten hours of continuing education in supervision and treat or cotreat each client on the assistant's caseload every 60 days.
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