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Audiologist and Speech-language Pathologist Licence: Moving from British Columbia to Newfoundland and Labrador

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The short answer

Extra steps

Applicants already registered in another jurisdiction must provide a Verification of Registration/Letter of Good Standing sent directly from their regulatory body and confirm 1000 practice hours in the previous four years.

Source
“Individuals currently or previously registered to practice in another jurisdiction must provide a Verification of Registration/Letter of Good Standing”
nlchp.ca/audiologists-newgrad

Both provinces

Licensed in British ColumbiaMoving to Newfoundland and Labrador
Licence status Licence required Licence required
Regulator College of Health and Care Professionals of BC Newfoundland and Labrador Council of Health Professionals
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Steps to transfer

  1. Provide letter of good standing

    Source
    “Individuals currently or previously registered to practice in another jurisdiction must provide a Verification of Registration/Letter of Good Standing (s): These letters must be sent directly to NLCHP from the Regulatory Body.”
    nlchp.ca/audiologists-newgrad

  2. Confirm practice hours

    Source
    “Audiologists must confirm that they have practiced 1000 hours in the previous four years.”
    nlchp.ca/audiologists-newgrad

Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with Newfoundland and Labrador Council of Health Professionals

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