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Vermont Audiologist License

Vermont Board of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology

Total Fee
$100
Processing Time
4 to 6 Weeks
Fingerprints
Required
IdentoGO (IDEMIA)
Temp License
Not available
See board

What You'll Need

  • Official Transcripts — Must be sent directly from the educational institution to the OPR.
  • ASHA CCC-A Certification — Proof of current certification from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
  • Praxis Exam Scores — Official score report for the national audiology examination. Praxis Scores
  • Verification of Licensure — Required for all states where a license is or was held. Verification Form

How to Apply

  1. Create an OPR Online Services Account
    All applications must be submitted through the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation (OPR) Online Services System. Register for a new account if you have never held a Vermont license.
    Access Online Services
  2. Submit Initial Application
    Complete the online application for Audiologist licensure and pay the non-refundable application fee of $115.
    Apply Online
  3. Provide Proof of Education
    Request official transcripts from your graduate program (Master's or Doctoral degree in Audiology) to be sent directly to the OPR. Transcripts can be emailed to SOS.OPRLicensing3@vermont.gov.
  4. Submit Exam Scores or Certification
    Upload proof of current American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Certification (CCC-A) or have your Praxis exam scores sent directly to the OPR.
    Praxis Vermont Requirements
  5. Verification of Licensure
    If you hold or have held a license in another state, you must provide verification from your initial state of licensure and your most recent state of licensure. Online verifications are acceptable if they can be uploaded to the application.
Total Fee
$100
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.
Apply to transfer

Steps

  1. Verify Eligibility for Fast Track Endorsement
    Professionals licensed in another state for at least 3 years may qualify for Fast Track Endorsement.
    Fast Track Info
  2. Submit Endorsement Application
    Apply through the Online Services System and pay the $115 application fee.
    Apply Online
  3. Upload ASHA Certification
    Provide proof of current ASHA CCC-A certification to satisfy education and exam requirements.
  4. Provide License Verifications
    Submit verification of licensure from your initial and most recent states of licensure.
Total Fee
$50
Renewal Cycle
Every 2 years
Compact
No
Board
Vermont Board of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology

Keeping Your License Active

Vermont Audiologist licenses renew Every 2 years. Contact the Vermont Board of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology for continuing education requirements and renewal deadlines.

Renew on the board site

Fees

ItemAmount
Application$100
Endorsement application$100
Fingerprint check$35-$50 (varies by state)
Temporary permitSee board
Renewal50.0

Slow Downs

Missing Transcripts
Applications are not processed until official transcripts are received directly from the university.
Pending License Verifications
Delays often occur when other states take time to send official verifications to Vermont.
Incomplete Online Application
Failing to answer all required questions or upload necessary documents will stall the review process.

Questions

Do I need a separate license to dispense hearing aids in Vermont?
No. A licensed Audiologist in Vermont may dispense hearing aids under their audiology license without a separate hearing aid dispenser license.
What are the continuing education (CE) requirements for Audiologists in Vermont?
Vermont currently does not require continuing education units (CEUs) for the renewal of an Audiologist license.
How long does it take to process an application?
Once an application is complete with all required documentation, processing typically takes 3 to 5 business days.
Can I get a provisional license while waiting for my verifications?
Yes. If verification of licensure is the only outstanding deficiency, a 90-day provisional license may be issued.

Board Info

Vermont Board of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology