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​License Information

Per Wis. Stat. § 440.08(2), the required renewal date for the Audiologist credential is 01/30/odd years. Should you receive your initial credential in the months leading up to this date, you are still required to renew your license by the statutorily defined date.

Temporary License

A temporary license may be granted to an applicant who has received their Au.D degree and need to schedule for the next available Audiology Practical Exam.

Temporary license may be issued for a period not to exceed 12 months and may be renewed once for 12 months or longer, at the discretion of the Hearing and Speech Examining Board, if the applicant fails an examination for Audiologist licensure under Wis. Stat. § 459.26(2)(a) or (b), and applies to take the next available examination, or if the applicant shows, to the satisfaction of the Board, sufficient cause for the renewal.


Pre-Credential Education Information

An applicant must submit evidence satisfactory to the board that he or she has satisfied one of the following:

  • Completed a supervised clinical practicum and received a master's degree in audiology from a college or university approved by the Board.
  • Completed education or training that the Board determines is substantially equivalent to the requirements for licensure under par. (a), that may include evidence that the applicant has been granted an Au.D. degree from a college or university approved by the Board.​
Reciprocity Information (Applicants who have a current license to practice audiology in good standing in another state or territory of the United States may wish to apply via reciprocity, Wis. Admin. Code § HAS 6.07(2)​​.)​

Application for Licensure

FormDescription
1986Credentialing Information for Audiology Applicants​​
​3217
​Application for Fee Reduction (If applying for a fee reduction, this form must accompany Form #1986.)
1985Audiologist Certificate of Professional Education (This form needs to be completed by your school)
1980Temporary License Request to Practice Audiology
1977Request for Verification of Certification (Complete this form and forward to the American-Speech-Language Hearing Association)
2829Malpractice Suits or Claims Form (if applicable)
​3085​Application for Predetermination (Optional-Submit ONLY if you have been convicted of any felony, misdemeanor, or other violations of federal or state law in this state or any other and you desire a review of your conviction record before applying for a credential.)​
2252​Convictions and Pending Charges
3071​Fax Payment Form

Renewal Information

Requirements

  • FEE (See Renewal Dates and Fees)
  • SIG (Signature regarding the completion of Continuing Education, included in on-line renewal and paper form see Continuing Education Information for details)
  • If your legal status as a qualified alien or nonimmigrant lawfully present in the United States has changed since the issuance of your credential or your last renewal, please contact the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services at (608) 266-2112 or dsps@wisconsin.gov.

Renewal Methods

FormDescription
RDAFRenewal Dates and Fees
R210Active Duty/Discharge Renewal Extension

Wisconsin Act 210 (effective June 1, 2012)

This Act extends the license of a service member if the license expires while they are on active duty from 90 days to 180 days from the date of discharge. The same applies to a spouse of a service member if the spouse does not practice under their license while the service member is on active duty and does not practice because the service member is on active duty.

This Act repeals a provision of prior law that required a service member to meet all of the requirements for license extension or renewal, except for continuing education requirements, in order to have the license extended.

Service members and spouses may request extensions of licenses be yond 180 days from discharge and may request a waiver or extension of time to complete continuing education requirements due to hardship. Please view Active Duty/Discharge Renewal Extension​ Form R210 for further information.