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Certificate of Clinical Competence – Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) |
Full Member
SAC Certified Speech-Language Pathologist (S-LP(C))
Certified Member (Cert MRCSLT)
Certified Practicing Speech Pathologist (CPSP)
Full Member (with the exception of those who graduated before 1993)
The MRA Signatory Associations recognize that national, state or provincial/territorial licensing or registration may be required to practice in a particular jurisdiction whether or not the S-LP is certified or holds full membership with one of the associations.
The MRA agreement does not apply to national, state or provincial/territorial licensing or registration that may be required to practice in a particular jurisdiction.
The MRA allows SAC certified S-LPs access to expedited application processes for certification or full membership of the national professional speech-language pathology associations of Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States.
For information about the MRA application process, please contact the relevant professional national association:
Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC) is the national professional association that represents S-LPs, audiologists and communication health assistants in Canada. SAC membership is voluntary and has many benefits.
The MRA allows certified or full members of the national professional speech-language pathology associations of Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States access to expedited application processes for SAC membership and certification. To obtain mutual recognition, S-LPs must have undertaken their professional education in a country that is signatory to the MRA.
The profession of speech-language pathology is regulated in all Canadian provinces except for Prince Edward Island, and the Northern Territories. To work in a province where S-LPs are regulated, an S-LP must register with the regulatory body in order to practice. Employers in the province and territories without regulatory bodies may require SAC membership and certification.
Please contact the applicable regulatory body for information about registration processes in addition to completing the SAC MRA application.
Please submit:
After your MRA application is approved, you can create a SAC member account and submit your membership fee. It is crucial to complete these steps before your letter of good standing expires; otherwise, you will have to go through the MRA application process again.
Please submit:
After your MRA application is approved, you can create a SAC member account and submit your membership fee. It is crucial to complete these steps before your letter of good standing expires; otherwise, you will have to go through the MRA application process again.
Please submit:
After your MRA application is approved, you can create a SAC member account and submit your membership fee. It is crucial to complete these steps before your letter of good standing expires; otherwise, you will have to go through the MRA application process again.
Please submit:
After your MRA application is approved, you can create a SAC member account and submit your membership fee. It is crucial to complete these steps before your letter of good standing expires; otherwise, you will have to go through the MRA application process again.
Please submit:
After your MRA application is approved, you can create a SAC member account and submit your membership fee. It is crucial to complete these steps before your letter of good standing expires; otherwise, you will have to go through the MRA application process again.
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