In the case of conflict between the Rules of Conduct and the other provisions of the bylaws, the other provisions of the bylaws shall have precedence.

RCASLPNB Code of Ethics

The Standards of Practice define the minimum level of professional performance that audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists are expected to demonstrate to ensure competent, safe and ethical practice. Each registrant of RCASLPNB is accountable for practising in accordance with the Standards of Practice, regardless of role, practice area or practice setting.

Any breach of the Standards of Practice may constitute professional misconduct, as defined in the Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Act.

RCASLPNB Standards of Practice

Competency profiles for the professions specify the minimum knowledge, skills, abilities, and judgement required of regulated members for safe and effective practice.

Speech-Language Pathology Competency Profile

RCASLPNB participated in the development of national competency profiles for speech-language pathology and audiology. These profiles have been applied as part of our regulatory framework in relation to registration requirements, continuing competence, complaints investigation, and disciplinary matters.

Access the speech-language pathology competency profile here:

National Speech-Language Pathology Competency Profile

Audiology Competency Profile

RCASLPNB participated in the development of national competency profiles for speech-language pathology and audiology. These profiles have been applied as part of our regulatory framework in relation to registration requirements, continuing competence, complaints investigation, and disciplinary matters.

Access the audiology competency profile here:

National Audiology Competency Profile