Public Register

Is your service provider regulated and legally entitled to practice their profession in New Brunswick?

Individuals who provide audiology or speech-language services in New Brunswick must be registered with the Regulatory College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of New Brunswick (RCASLPNB) as a Provisional or Practising registrant, and must have a valid Certificate of Registration issued by RCASLPNB.

To confirm your audiologist or speech-language pathologist is registered in New Brunswick, please visit RCASLPNB's Public Register.

The Public Register lists audiologists and speech-language pathologists who are registered with RCASLPNB. Details about registrants include whether they hold a valid certificate of registration, if they have conditions, limitations, or restrictions on their practice, and whether their license has been revoked due to disciplinary action.

If you have searched for a specific person and they do not appear in this directory, please contact RCASLPNB at 1-866-455-9642 ext. 0 or use the Contact Us form to send an email.