About
ASHA Continuing Education is powered by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), the national professional, scientific, and credentialing body for audiologists, speech-language pathologists, communication sciences researchers, and assistants. The platform provides access to thousands of continuing education courses—available online on-demand and through in-person events—covering clinical areas such as dysphagia management, remote microphone technology, sensory interventions, school-based service delivery, and more. Professionals earn ASHA Continuing Education Units (CEUs) through expert-led courses that fit around busy clinical schedules. Beyond coursework, the platform includes EdFind for locating accredited academic programs across 300+ institutions, a professional directory for finding certified clinicians, the Practice Portal with evidence-based guidance, and the ASHA Community for peer networking and collaboration. ASHA CE is ideal for licensed audiologists and SLPs seeking to satisfy state licensure renewal requirements, new graduates building specialty knowledge, assistants pursuing professional development, and academic faculty staying current with evolving research. Backed by one of the most respected associations in communication health, the platform delivers authoritative, evidence-based education that supports ethical, high-quality clinical practice across every career stage.
Key Features
- Thousands of CE Courses: Search and register for thousands of continuing education courses from ASHA-approved providers across diverse clinical topics and formats.
- Flexible Online Learning: Complete on-demand courses on your own schedule, making it easy for busy clinicians to earn required CEUs without disrupting practice.
- ASHA CEU Tracking: Earn and track Continuing Education Units required for ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence maintenance and state licensure renewal.
- EdFind Academic Program Directory: Locate accredited audiology and speech-language pathology degree programs at more than 300 institutions nationwide.
- Professional & Community Resources: Access the Practice Portal, Evidence Maps, professional finder, and ASHA Community for networking and evidence-based clinical guidance.
Use Cases
- An audiologist completing the required 30 CEUs every three-year period to maintain their ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-A).
- A speech-language pathologist pursuing specialized training in dysphagia management to expand their clinical scope and improve patient outcomes.
- A graduate student using EdFind to compare and apply to accredited CSD academic programs across the country.
- A clinic director enrolling their entire team in evidence-based practice and compliance training through ASHA-approved courses.
- A school-based SLP attending the ASHA Schools Learning Exchange to learn empowered service delivery strategies directly applicable to their caseload.
Pros
- Trusted, Authoritative Source: Courses are developed and approved by ASHA, the most recognized credentialing body in communication sciences and disorders, ensuring quality and clinical relevance.
- Wide Course Variety: Thousands of courses covering diverse specialties—from dysphagia and AAC to pediatric language and hearing technology—serve professionals at every career level.
- Flexible On-Demand Access: Online, self-paced courses allow audiologists and SLPs to fulfill CE requirements on their own timeline from any location.
Cons
- Membership Tiered Access: Full benefits—including discounted course pricing and community features—require an active ASHA membership, adding an annual cost for members.
- No AI-Personalized Learning: The platform does not offer AI-driven course recommendations or adaptive learning paths tailored to individual professional goals or knowledge gaps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ASHA Continuing Education?
ASHA Continuing Education is the official CE program of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, offering thousands of approved courses for audiologists, SLPs, and related professionals to earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and maintain certification.
Who can access ASHA CE courses?
ASHA CE courses are available to audiologists, speech-language pathologists, audiology and SLP assistants, students, and other professionals in communication sciences and disorders. Non-members can register, though members receive discounted pricing.
Are ASHA CE courses available fully online?
Yes, many ASHA CE courses are available online and on-demand, allowing professionals to complete them at their own pace. ASHA also offers live online events, webinars, and in-person conferences.
How do CEUs factor into ASHA certification maintenance?
ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) holders must complete 30 CEUs every three years. Courses on the ASHA CE Registry award CEUs that automatically count toward this requirement when completed through registered ASHA CE Providers.
How do I find the right CE course?
Use the CE Course search tool on ASHA.org to filter thousands of courses by topic, clinical area, date, format (online vs. in-person), and ASHA CE Provider to find options that match your professional development goals.
