The College of Audiologists and Speech – Language Pathologists of Manitoba regulates the professions of audiology and speech – language pathology.
The College of Audiologists and Speech – Language Pathologists of Manitoba (the College) protects and serves the public by regulating and ensuring competent, safe, ethical practice of audiologists and speech – language pathologists in Manitoba. In order to serve and protect the public interest, the College regulates by ensuring high – quality services are provided by those professionals registered with the College through safe and ethical care. This means the College protects clients’ rights to safe, competent and ethical care by setting requirements for registration with the College and supporting audiologists and speech – language pathologists who are registered to maintain the standards of practice of the professions and by holding them accountable for their practice and conduct.
All audiologists and speech – language pathologists who wish to practise these professions in the province of Manitoba must be registered with the College and hold a valid Certificate of Practice before engaging in practice.
The Canadian Alliance of Audiology and Speech – Language Regulators (CAASPR) developed and implemented a centralized competency based Canadian Entry to Practice (CETP) Exam. In November 2020, an inaugural CETP exam was administered to recently graduated practitioners with Provisional Registration in Manitoba. For additional information on the College website regarding the CETP Exam, please click here.
CASLPM Remembrance Day Closure
In observance of Remembrance Day, the CASLPM office will be closed on Thursday November 11, 2021 and Friday, November 12, 2021.
New Public Health Orders: COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing
Please access the CASLPM Bulletin here regarding the new public health orders that come into effect on October 18, 2021, for designated persons working in the public sector.
COVID-19 Third Dose Eligibility for Health Care Workers
Manitoba is expanding access to third doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to include health-care workers whose roles involve direct contact with patients, residents or clients. Please access the information here from Shared Heath.