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Legally authorized to practise

Practising

Refers to registrants who are entitled to practice audiology or speech-language pathology in the province of New Brunswick.

Provisional

Refers to initial registrants who are entitled to practice while completing a prescribed period of mentorship, waiting to pass the Canadian Entry-to-Practice (CETP) exam, or meeting prescribed conditions for full registration. Provisional registration also applies to non-practising registrants who have applied for reinstatement to practice and who must complete a period of mentorship or meet additional prescribed conditions for reinstatement.

Courtesy

Refers to a temporary registration which allows audiologists or speech-language pathologists from outside of New Brunswick to be registered in New Brunswick for a short term of less than 12 months, provided they are registered in good standing in another regulated jurisdiction in Canada.

Not legally authorized to practise

Non-Practising

Refers to registrants who are not currently active in their practice and have been granted a non-practising registration. Non-practising registrants are not entitled to practice audiology or speech-language pathology in New Brunswick under this registration category.

Expired

Refers to registrants whose registration has lapsed due to failure to renew. Expired registrants are no longer authorized to practice audiology or speech-language pathology in New Brunswick.

Resigned

Refers to registrants who have voluntarily withdrawn from registration. Resigned registrants are no longer authorized to practice audiology or speech-language pathology in New Brunswick

Suspended/Revoked

Refers to former registrants who are no longer entitled to practise in New Brunswick. Registrants may have their registration suspended or revoked for reasons such as failing to submit required documents or meet registration or quality assurance requirements by the prescribed deadline, or due to a complaint, investigation, or disciplinary matter. Suspension or revocation may be temporary or permanent with or without the possibility of reinstatement.

Restrictions/Conditions

If there are any restrictions or conditions on a registrant’s practice, they will be listed here.

Disciplinary Action

If a disciplinary action against a registrant has been ordered for publication, it will be listed here either indefinitely or for the duration specified by the RCASLPNB Discipline Committee.

In New Brunswick, anyone who practices audiology or speech-language pathology, or uses the title "audiologist" or "speech-language pathologist," or any other title implying they are legally authorized to provide these services, must be registered with the Regulatory College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of New Brunswick.

To verify if someone is registered, entitled to practice, has any restrictions or conditions on their practice, has had their registration suspended or revoked, or is the subject of published disciplinary findings, please search the RCASLPNB public register below.

Please note:

"Registrant" refers to a person registered with the Regulatory College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of New Brunswick.
The public register is continuously updated. There are many reasons why a registrant's status may change throughout the year. RCASLPNB recommends searching the register at the time information is required to ensure the most current information is obtained.
If search results are incomplete, you may also verify information regarding a registrant's status by contacting RCASLPNB at info@rcaslpnb.ca or 1-866-455-9642.

If you suspect someone is engaging in the practice of audiology or speech-language pathology, or using the title of "audiologist", "speech-language pathologist", or any other title implying they are legally authorized to provide these services, and are not registered with RCASLPNB, please notify us at info@rcaslpnb.ca or 1-866-455-9642.

If you have concerns about the care received from a registered audiologist or a speech-language pathologist in New Brunswick, you may submit a complaint to RCASLPNB (How To File A Complaint)

Note: A maximum of 100 records can be searched at once. Enter all known fields for a more accurate search.

Has conditions Disciplinary actions

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It is each registrant’s responsibility to ensure their information is accurate. Registrants can update their information through the profile update located on the registrant portal.

This service is provided to registrants and the public to search for individual professionals they may wish to contact on a professional basis or to verify their status. The information is not to be used for any commercial, marketing, or fundraising purposes. It is optional for registrants to list their area of practice and contact information.

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