Registration Policies, Guidelines, & Forms for Applicants

Registration Policies

The Registration Committee and Board have approved the following registration policies that relate to applicants and Conditional registrants:

Conditional Registration Requirements (PDF)
Electronic Registration Hearings (PDF)
English Language Proficiency Requirements (PDF)
Entry-to-Practice Examination Approval (PDF)
Entry-to-Practice Examination Requirements (PDF)
Re-application for Full Registration & Examination Requirements (PDF)
Registration Hearings (PDF)
RHIP (Conditional) Exam Requirements (PDF)
RHIP (Conditional) Practicum Requirements (PDF)
Practice Hours Requirement for Applicants (PDF)
Substantially Equivalent Practice Competency (PDF)
Temporary Registration (PDF)

Registration Guidelines

CSHBC has developed the following guidelines to assist applicants through the application process:

Supervised RHIP (Conditional) Practicum (PDF)

Forms for Applicants

Forms required by applicants during the application process are listed below. Important: For information about how these forms are used, please see the relevant pages in the Applicants section.

Audiology applicants

Academic Coursework Requirements – Audiology Program (PDF) (internationally educated applicants only)
Summary of Clinical Practicum Hours – Audiology Program (PDF) (internationally educated applicants only)

Hearing Instrument Dispensing applicants

Proposed RHIP (Conditional) Practicum Supervisor (PDF)
Summary of RHIP (Conditional) Practicum Hours (PDF)
Academic Coursework Requirements – Hearing Instrument Dispensing Program (PDF) (internationally educated applicants and Canadian-educated AUD applicants only)
Summary of Clinical Practicum Hours – Hearing Instrument Dispensing Program (PDF) (internationally educated applicants and Canadian-educated AUD applicants only)

Speech-Language Pathology applicants

Academic Coursework Requirements – Speech-Language Pathology Program (PDF) (internationally-educated applicants only)
Summary of Clinical Practicum Hours – Speech-Language Pathology Program (PDF)

All applicants

Consent to a Criminal Record Check (PDF)

Canadian-educated and Internationally-educated applicants who graduated from an audiology, hearing instrument dispensing, or speech-language pathology program more than three years ago