Post-baccalaureate Certificate in Deaf and Hard of Hearing for the SLP
Are you interested in being a speech-language pathologist who works with students who are deaf and hard of hearing (DHH)? Enhance your degree with a certificate in Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Program features

- Learn evidence-based practice for assessing and treating students who are DHH
- Small classes with accessible, knowledgeable and supportive faculty
- Combines with an MS in Speech-Language Pathology
- Includes practicum opportunities
- 100% online academic courses meet synchronously during evening hours
Program requirements
In this certificate program you will complete 12 semester credit hours, with:
- Nine semester credit hours (four classes) of academic coursework focused on evidence-based practice for SLPs working with children who are DHH
- Three semester credit hours (75 clock hours) of a clinical practicum experience assessing and treating children who are DHH under the supervision of an ASHA-certified SLP with experience in this area (NOTE: if you are already a licensed and certified SLP, you must secure an approved supervisor/mentor for this clinical experience.)
You must successfully pass a case study examination at the end of the program and earn grades of A or B in all classes.
A full list of courses and requirements are available in the course catalog.
For questions contact
Sarah Wainscott, PhD, CCC-A, CED
Associate Professor
MCL 843
swainscott@twu.edu
940-898-2470
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