The Board shall issue a speech-language pathology assistant license to a limited licensee who: Has successfully completed the requirements of the limited licensure period; or Meets the qualifications for waiver of requirements in Regulation .05 of this chapter. Supervised Practice Requirements. A speech-language pathology assistant shall have a limited license from the Board before beginning supervised practice. The Board shall issue a limited license to practice as a speech-language pathology assistant to an applicant who: Is of good moral character; Meets the qualifications indicated in Regulation .02A of this chapter and: Has completed the requirements of Regulation .02D(1) of this chapter; or Has submitted a plan approved by the Board as provided in Regulation .02D(2) of this chapter; Submits the completed application and fee to the Board; and Submits a delegation agreement to the Board for each supervising speech-language pathologist. During the period of limited licensure, the speech-language pathology assistant shall: Practice only under the supervision of: A fully licensed speech-language pathologist; or An individual who holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence in speech-language pathology from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association; Demonstrate completion, within the first 60 days, under direct supervision as documented by the supervising speech-language pathologist of: At least 25 hours of clinical observation earned during the educational training or on the job, or both; and A cumulative total of 75 hours of clinical assistance earned during the educational training or on the job, or both; and Practice a minimum of 9 months under a limited license. The limited license shall expire 12 months after its effective date. The supervising speech-language pathologist shall ensure that the speech-language pathology assistant demonstrates successful completion of the Board’s competency skills checklist. The speech-language pathology assistant shall submit the completed competency skills checklist to the Board at least 60 days before the limited license expiration date.