In this episode of First Bite, Michelle Dawson, MS, CCC-SLP, CLC, BCS-S, FNAP, welcomes Susan Adams, Esq., CAE, Director of State Legislative & Regulatory Affairs at ASHA, for a timely discussion about the Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact (ASLP-IC) and what it means for speech-language pathologists.
Together, they break down how the ASLP Compact works, who is eligible to participate, what privileges it provides, and where implementation currently stands across the United States. Whether you're providing telepractice services, considering multistate practice, or simply trying to stay current on changes affecting the profession, you'll gain a clear understanding of what the compact does and does not allow.
Michelle and Susan also discuss the development of the ASLP Compact, ASHA's role in supporting its implementation, and how advocacy, legislation, and regulation continue to shape the future of our profession. If you've been wondering how the compact could affect your clinical practice, this episode will help you understand the opportunities, limitations, and what to watch for next.
Together, they break down how the ASLP Compact works, who is eligible to participate, what privileges it provides, and where implementation currently stands across the United States. Whether you're providing telepractice services, considering multistate practice, or simply trying to stay current on changes affecting the profession, you'll gain a clear understanding of what the compact does and does not allow.
Michelle and Susan also discuss the development of the ASLP Compact, ASHA's role in supporting its implementation, and how advocacy, legislation, and regulation continue to shape the future of our profession. If you've been wondering how the compact could affect your clinical practice, this episode will help you understand the opportunities, limitations, and what to watch for next.
