Nevada Audiologist License
Board of Examiners for Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology
Total Fee
$137
Processing Time
4 to 6 Weeks
Fingerprints
Required
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Temp License
Not available
See board
What You'll Need
- Official Transcripts — Transcripts showing the conferral of a doctoral degree in audiology, sent directly from the university.
- Praxis Score Report — Official passing scores for the Audiology Praxis exam sent directly from ETS. Order Scores
- Fingerprint Cards — A completed FD-258 fingerprint card or LiveScan receipt for background check processing.
- ASHA CCC-A Verification — Proof of current Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology, if applicable.
- Proof of Citizenship/Work Authorization — Copy of a birth certificate, passport, or other document verifying legal right to work in the U.S.
How to Apply
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Verify Educational Requirements ▾Ensure you have obtained a doctoral degree in audiology (AuD) from an accredited educational institution.
View Requirements -
Pass the National Examination ▾Take and pass the Praxis examination in Audiology (test code 5343) as required for ASHA certification and state licensure.
Praxis Requirements -
Submit Online Application ▾Create an account and complete the online application for licensure through the Nevada Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensing Board portal.
Apply Online -
Pay Application Fees ▾Pay the required initial licensure fee of $250. If applying for a provisional license first, the fee is also $250.
Fee Schedule -
Complete Fingerprinting ▾Submit a full set of fingerprints for a state and federal background check. You may use LiveScan if in Nevada or a standard FD-258 card if out-of-state.
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Submit Supporting Documents ▾Arrange for official transcripts and Praxis score reports to be sent directly to the Board. If you hold ASHA CCC-A, provide proof of certification.
Document Checklist
Total Fee
$137
Processing Time
4 to 6 Weeks
Fingerprints
Required
Temp License
Not available
Transfer License
Requirements ▾
Audiologists licensed in another state can often apply via endorsement by providing license verification and current certification.
Steps
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Verify Out-of-State License ▾Ensure you hold a valid and unrestricted license in another state or territory.
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Submit Endorsement Application ▾Complete the specific application for licensure by endorsement through the online portal.
Endorsement Application -
Request License Verification ▾Have each state where you hold or have held a license send a verification directly to the Nevada Board.
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Complete Background Check ▾Submit fingerprints for the required Nevada criminal history background check.
Total Fee
$50
Renewal Cycle
Every 2 years
Compact
No
Board
Board of Examiners for Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology
Keeping Your License Active
Nevada Audiologist licenses renew Every 2 years. Contact the Board of Examiners for Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology for continuing education requirements and renewal deadlines.
Renew on the board siteFees
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Application | $100 |
| Endorsement application | $100 |
| Fingerprint check | $37.50 |
| Temporary permit | See board |
| Renewal | 50.0 |
Slow Downs
Background Check Processing
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Fingerprint results from the FBI and DPS can take several months to be received by the Board.
Incomplete Documentation
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Failure to provide official transcripts or exam scores directly from the source will stall the application.
Missing Fees
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Applications are not processed until the full initial licensure fee is received.
Questions
How many continuing education (CE) hours are required for renewal?
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Audiologists must complete 10 hours of continuing education annually, including 1 hour of ethics and 2 hours of cultural competence/diversity.
What is the fee for an initial Audiologist license?
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The initial licensure fee is $250.
Does Nevada accept ASHA CCC-A for licensure?
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Yes, holding the ASHA CCC-A is accepted as proof of meeting many of the educational and clinical requirements.
Do I need a separate license to dispense hearing aids?
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Audiologists who dispense hearing aids must request an endorsement and may need to pass an additional examination related to hearing aid specialists.
Board Info
Board of Examiners for Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology
Phone(775) 857-3500