Alabama Audiologist License

What You'll Need

• Notarized Application Form — Complete and notarized application for licensure.
• Official Transcripts — Undergraduate and graduate transcripts sent directly from the educational institution.
• Praxis Score Report — Official score report sent directly from ETS (Score of 170 or higher). ETS Praxis Scores
• Proof of Citizenship — Copy of a valid U.S. passport, birth certificate, or Alabama driver's license.
• Passport Photo — One recent passport-size photograph attached to the application.
• Clinical Hours Verification — A letter from the program director verifying completion of required clinical experience hours.

How to Apply

1. Complete Education and Clinical Requirements ▾
   Earn a doctoral degree (AuD) in audiology from an accredited institution and complete a supervised clinical practicum (4th-year internship) of at least 1,820 hours.
2. Pass the Praxis Exam ▾
   Take and pass the Praxis Audiology exam (test code 5343) with a minimum score of 170. Request that scores be sent directly to ABESPA.
   Praxis Alabama Requirements
3. Prepare Application Documents ▾
   Download the Licensure Application. You must include a passport-size photo, proof of U.S. citizenship (e.g., driver's license or birth certificate), and have the application notarized.
4. Submit Fees ▾
   Include a check or money order for the $200 application fee plus the initial licensure fee (sliding scale: $35-$75 depending on the month of application).
5. Request Official Transcripts ▾
   Contact your university to have official undergraduate and graduate transcripts sent directly to the Board office in Montgomery.
6. Board Review ▾
   The Board meets monthly to review applications. Ensure all documents are received at least 10 days before the scheduled meeting to be included on the agenda.