Wyoming SLP license renewal and continuing education
Wyoming’s Board of Examiners of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology rules require a licensee seeking renewal to “Attest to completion of ten (10) CEU that complies with subsection (c)”, and state: “One (1) contact hour equals one (1) CEU.”
Quoted from official pages checked November 12, 2026. Confirm current requirements, fees, and dates on those sites. This page is not legal advice and does not guarantee eligibility, certification, or licensure.
Source read on November 12, 2026: Chapter 2: Licensure and Renewal Requirements and Application Procedures on the Wyoming Secretary of State’s rules site, effective January 7, 2026.
Cycle
Licenses renew every year and expire at the end of the calendar year; CEU must be earned within the calendar year of expiration (paraphrased). Provisional licensees are exempt (paraphrased).
What counts
“CEU shall be directly related to the scopes of practice defined in W.S. 33- 33-102.” Accepted activities include college courses, online courses, lectures, workshops, seminars, and journals offered for CEU, with caps of 3 CEU for presenting, 3 for publishing, and 6 for clinical student supervision (paraphrased). A course repeated in a renewal period counts once (paraphrased).
Other renewal items
Renewal also requires an annual competency evaluation for any aides you supervise and proof of supervision for any SLPA (paraphrased). Each year 10 percent of license and certificate holders are randomly audited (paraphrased).
Required topics
None named. The official source this page quotes sets the CE hours but does not name a required topic (read November 12, 2026). Other state laws can still apply, so confirm with the board before you renew.
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What this page does not do
It covers the speech-language pathologist license only, and only what the official page or pages named above say. It does not list fees, does not cover school credentials issued by a state education agency, and does not replace the board’s own instructions. Rules change; check the board before you renew.