South Carolina Speech-Language-Hearing Association

South Carolina
Speech-Language-Hearing-Association
1300 12th Street, Suite B, Cayce SC 29033
888-729-3717 | 803-252-0589 fx

Membership

SCSHA
Foundation

2012 RACE
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Message from SCSHA President, Amber Heape.

2013 Convention
February 21-23, 2013
Columbia Convention Center
Columbia, South Carolina

Convention Highlights

2013 SCSHA Election Nominee Biographies

SCSHA 2012 Legislative Event


Angie Neal, VP Governmental Affairs, talking to the Legislators	Chairman Phil Owens, Representative Bill Taylor, Representative Don Bowen and Representative Joe Daning	Danielle Varnedoe, Angie Neal, Jocelyn Ross, Regina Lemmon, Clarissa Bennett

Important

Updated Private Rehabilitative Therapy & Audiological Services Manual

SCSHA Call to Action - Legislative Alert

Resolution to recognize Speech-Language Pathologists with their Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) as the highest qualified provider of speech and language services in the South Carolina public schools.

Legislative Contact Survey
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New Medicare Rates

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SCSHA MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the South Carolina Speech-Language-Hearing Association, a professional and
scholarly organization for speech-language pathologists and audiologists, is to meet the needs of its members and the individuals they serve by promoting and advocating of the highest quality services and professional standards, providing opportunities for professional growth and the exchange of knowledge, and educating the public about communication disorders and the professions of speech-language pathology and audiology.