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| Deadline | January 31, 2027 |
| CE Hours | 20 credits every 2 years, 100% allowed online. |
| Licensure Deadline | January 31st in odd years |
| CE Overview | SLPs need 20 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of ethics are required. The license cycle ends on January 31st in odd years. |
| State Board | Wisconsin Hearing and Speech Examining Board |
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Board Information
Wisconsin Hearing and Speech Examining Board
dsps.wi.gov/Default.aspx?Page=9f15ceb3-d032-46df-89f2-17d09e26e7a1SLPs need 20 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of ethics are required. The license cycle ends on January 31st in odd years.
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