To be eligible for licensure by the board as a speech -language pathologist or audiologist, the applicant must: (1) Be a citizen of the United States or have declared his intention to become a citizen. A statement by the applicant under oath that he is a ci tizen or that he intends to apply for citizenship when he becomes eligible to make application shall be sufficient proof of compliance with this subsection; (2) Show evidence of meeting the following professionally accepted academic and practicum standards: (a) Master's degree in the area of speech -language pathology or audiology or substantive equivalent. The specific course work for this requirement is to be determined by the board and delineated in the administrative regulations; (b) Completion of supervised direct clinical practicum with individuals presenting a variety of disorders of communication, the experience being obtained with the training institution or in one (1) of its cooperating programs; and (c) Completion of postgraduate professional exper ience as deemed necessary by the board; and (3) Pass the national examinations in speech -language pathology or audiology which are approved by the American Speech and Hearing Association and in effect at the time of application for licensure. Written exami nations may be supplemented by such oral examinations as the board shall determine. An applicant who fails his examination may be reexamined at a subsequent examination upon payment of another licensing fee.
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