Speech-Language Pathologist License in Kansas
Everything you need to know about getting your SLP license to practice in Kansas.
* Kansas' temporary SLP license covers the clinical fellowship — endorsement applicants wait for the full KDADS license.
Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact
The ASLP Interstate Compact has been enacted in many states, but only a small number are currently issuing/accepting compact privileges via CompactConnect. Most member states are still pending operational implementation — verify per-state status before relying on compact privilege.
Kansas has enacted the ASLP Compact but is not yet operationally issuing or accepting compact privileges. Until Kansas completes implementation, you must apply for a Kansas SLP license by endorsement — even if you hold an active compact license in another state. Verify current status with the Kansas Board of Speech-Language Pathology before assuming compact privilege is available.
Visit ASLP Compact PortalCommon SLP Licensure Requirements
Generic credentialing prerequisites at the profession level. Kansas-specific add-ons (jurisprudence exams, fingerprint vendors, CE coursework, etc.) are not listed here — verify directly with the Board of Speech-Language Pathology.
- 1Master's degree in SLP
- 2ASHA CCC-SLP certification (current)
- 3Clinical fellowship completed
- 4Criminal background check
- 5Application fee
Processing Timeline
Most SLP endorsement applications in Kansas are processed within 1 to 4 weeks. Processing times may vary based on completeness of your application and current board workload.
Speech-Language Pathologist licensure in Kansas — FAQ
How long does it take to get a Speech-Language Pathologist license in Kansas?
Most SLP endorsement applications in Kansas are processed in about 1–4 weeks, depending on application completeness and current board workload.
How much does a Kansas SLP license cost?
Expect $135 in Kansas board fees for a SLP license, not including fingerprinting, verification, or background-check costs.
Is Kansas a ASLP Compact state for SLPs?
Kansas has enacted the ASLP Compact but is not yet issuing or accepting compact privileges, so you must still apply for a Kansas SLP license by endorsement until implementation is complete.
Can I get a temporary SLP permit in Kansas?
No. Kansas' temporary SLP license covers the clinical fellowship — endorsement applicants wait for the full KDADS license. Plan to have your full license issued before your assignment start date.
This guide is for informational purposes only. Licensure requirements change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with the Kansas Board of Speech-Language Pathology.
Last updated July 31, 2026.
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