An applicant who claims a speech impairment shall fulfill all requirements for application and shall submit to the Board the following: Documentation of the applicant's impairment from an otolaryngologist, who has current certification from the American Board of Otolaryngology; and Documentation of the applicant's impairment from a speech-language pathologist who has current certification from the American Speech-Language Hearing Association. The Board shall require the speech-impaired applicant to prove ability to communicate adequately with patients and other health care professionals. The proof of ability to communicate shall include: Three letters from supervising physical therapists or instructors in a physical therapy program, attesting to the applicant's ability to communicate in a professionally competent manner; and A meeting before the Board where the applicant shall be required to demonstrate the manner in which communication with patients will occur. A speech-language pathologist or otolaryngologist may be asked to attend the meeting in an advisory capacity to the Board to aid in assessing the applicant's ability to communicate.