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SUPERVISORY AGREEMENTSupervisory Agreement • November 2nd, 1999
When applying for a license as an assistant, renewing that license or with a change in supervision, the licensed speech-language pathologist must submit a notarized statement accepting supervisory responsibilities. To be licensed and to practice as a speech- language pathology assistant, the speech-language pathology assistant must have a licensed supervisor. A speech-language pathology assistant may renew a license even though the assistant does not have a supervisor. However the assistant may not practice until a supervisor is obtained and a supervisory agreement is approved by the board office. Practice without a supervisor may result in disciplinary action. Assistants who are not supervised by a licensed speech-language pathologist must inform the board office immediately. When another supervisor and a completed, notarized supervisory agreement is accepted by the board office, a letter authorizing the resumption of practice will be sent to the licensee.
