SLPA NC UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE
●● "Licensee" means
Answer: an individual who holds a current permanent license in speech-
language pathology from the North Carolina Board of Examiners for
Speech and Language Pathologists and Audiologists.
●● Primary Supervising Licensee
Answer: the Licensee who supervises the majority of the Assistant's
work, who is responsible for the Assistant's registration with the Board,
and who bears the responsibility for all supervision requirements and of
notifying the Board of any changes in registration information.
●● Secondary supervising Licensee
Answer: a Licensee who may supervise the Assistant in the absence of
the Primary Supervising Licensee to cover variations in work hours.
●● Treatment Protocol means
Answer: a written session plan clearly describing specific procedures for
all treatment tasks including
1. the eliciting conditions
, 2. the target behavior(s)
3. consequences of target behaviors
●● Registration means
Answer: the process through which an assistant is approved by the board
to work with a Licensee to provide services to the public
●● For registration assistants must present
Answer: evidence of successful completion of an Associate's Degree in
Speech-Language Pathology Assisting
from an accredited institution of higher learning, community college, or
equivalent program; or
(2) evidence of successful completion of a Bachelor's Degree from an
accredited institution as well as evidence of successful completion of the
following Speech-Language Assisting curriculum courses
developed by the N. C. Department of Community Colleges:
Introduction to Speech-Language Pathology
(SLP III or equivalent),SLP Office Procedures (SLP 120 or equivalent),
Disorders and Treatment I (SLP 211 or
equivalent),Disorders and Treatment II (SLP 212 or
equivalent),Assistive Technology (SLP 220 or equivalent), SLP Field
Work (SLP 230 or equivalent),SLP Field Work Seminar (SLP 231 or
equivalent),
(3) a passing score on a competency test approved by the Board.
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE
●● "Licensee" means
Answer: an individual who holds a current permanent license in speech-
language pathology from the North Carolina Board of Examiners for
Speech and Language Pathologists and Audiologists.
●● Primary Supervising Licensee
Answer: the Licensee who supervises the majority of the Assistant's
work, who is responsible for the Assistant's registration with the Board,
and who bears the responsibility for all supervision requirements and of
notifying the Board of any changes in registration information.
●● Secondary supervising Licensee
Answer: a Licensee who may supervise the Assistant in the absence of
the Primary Supervising Licensee to cover variations in work hours.
●● Treatment Protocol means
Answer: a written session plan clearly describing specific procedures for
all treatment tasks including
1. the eliciting conditions
, 2. the target behavior(s)
3. consequences of target behaviors
●● Registration means
Answer: the process through which an assistant is approved by the board
to work with a Licensee to provide services to the public
●● For registration assistants must present
Answer: evidence of successful completion of an Associate's Degree in
Speech-Language Pathology Assisting
from an accredited institution of higher learning, community college, or
equivalent program; or
(2) evidence of successful completion of a Bachelor's Degree from an
accredited institution as well as evidence of successful completion of the
following Speech-Language Assisting curriculum courses
developed by the N. C. Department of Community Colleges:
Introduction to Speech-Language Pathology
(SLP III or equivalent),SLP Office Procedures (SLP 120 or equivalent),
Disorders and Treatment I (SLP 211 or
equivalent),Disorders and Treatment II (SLP 212 or
equivalent),Assistive Technology (SLP 220 or equivalent), SLP Field
Work (SLP 230 or equivalent),SLP Field Work Seminar (SLP 231 or
equivalent),
(3) a passing score on a competency test approved by the Board.
