There are three categories under this type of membership:
General Register Member
a. Practicing (i.e., holding a practice permit)
b. Non-Practicing (i.e., not holding a practice permit)
Courtesy Register Member
a. General Register Regulated Member – Practicing |
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About this category:
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To be a member under this category, you must:
[1] Qualifications determined to be substantially equivalent by the ACSLPA Registration Committee in accordance with section 7 of the Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists Profession Regulation. |
b. General Register Regulated Member – Non-Practicing |
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About this category:
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To be a member under this category, you must:
[1] Qualifications determined to be substantially equivalent by the ACSLPA Registration Committee in accordance with section 7 of the Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists Profession Regulation. |
Courtesy Register Regulated Member |
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About this category:
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To be a regulated member under this category, you must:
[1] Area or place of official control with the power to enforce rules. |
NOTE: Under the Health Professions Act (HPA), it is against the law to work or volunteer as a speech-language pathologist or audiologist in Alberta without being registered with ACSLPA and holding a current Practice Permit.
Any regulated member in the non-practicing membership category may move to the Registered Member category during the membership year by:
- submitting the required fees,
- updating their ACSLPA online profile and reinstating themselves in the General (Registered) category, and
- meeting all the requirements described above when re-applying for Registered Member status.