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SLP and Audiology Licensing

Maine SLP and Audiology License

The ASLP Compact, endorsement, clinical fellowship, SLPAs, audiology and renewal, with citations.

Verified October 9, 2026 against the practice act, board rules and sources cited below. The board decides every application. All states

What SLPs and audiologists miss in Maine

Can I practice in Maine on an ASLP Compact privilege?

Maine has enacted the ASLP Compact but is not issuing privileges yet. Until it does, practicing here takes a Maine license, and a Maine license does not yet give you a privilege anywhere else.

  • Enacted, not issuing yet

Which exams does Maine require for a license?

ASHA lists the national exam among Maine licensure requirements for both professions.

  • Praxis exam

Does Maine offer a temporary SLP or audiology license?

ASHA reports no provision for out-of-state providers to practice temporarily.

  • No temporary license

How do clinical fellows get licensed in Maine?

Clinical fellows practice on a temporary SLP or audiologist license that lasts one year. It can be renewed once, by written request before it expires that includes the supervisory plan and fee.

  • Temporary license

Does Maine license SLP assistants?

SLPAs are licensed and need at least an associate degree, or equivalent, in communication disorders. ASHA reports 95 supervised practicum hours and a cap of two full-time or four part-time SLPAs per supervisor. School districts use educational technicians instead.

  • SLPA license

What audiologists need to know in Maine

ASHA reports that audiologists may dispense hearing aids under the audiology license. The same board licenses hearing aid dealers and fitters.

  • Dispensing covered by the audiology license

Speech and Hearing Clinician certificate in Maine

School SLPs can hold a Maine Department of Education certificate, which needs a master's, a background check, a course on exceptional students and the Praxis tests on teaching speech to students with language impairments and on learning and teaching.

Citation: Maine Department of Education, as summarized by ASHA

How often does a Maine SLP or audiology license renew?

SLP and audiology licenses renew every year on a fixed date, February 28, with a $50 late fee. A renewal filed more than 90 days late is treated as a new application. ASHA reports 10 CE hours a year.

  • Renews every year
  • 10 CE hours per cycle

Licensing in Maine?

For a license, we send your Praxis scores and verifications, file the application and carry the board correspondence. License by endorsement is $599 for an SLP or audiologist.

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