New Mexico Jurisprudence Examination — Information & Free Practice
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New Mexico Jurisprudence Examination
- Provider
- New Mexico Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensing Practices Board
- Format
- Online jurisprudence examination within the license application
- Passing score
- At least 70 percent; repeated attempts are permitted
Examination outline
- Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensing Practices Act
- 16.26.1 NMAC — General Provisions
- 16.26.2 NMAC — Licensure Requirements
- 16.26.4 NMAC — Renewal of Licenses
- 16.26.5 NMAC — Continuing Education
- 16.26.7 NMAC — Grounds for Disciplinary Action
- 16.26.8 NMAC — Procedures for Disciplinary Action
- 16.26.9 NMAC — Code of Ethics
- 16.26.10 NMAC — Expedited Licensure
Examination sources
- 16.26.1 NMAC
16.26.1.7(Q) NMAC
- 16.26.2 NMAC
16.26.2.3 NMAC, enumeration of the Act
- 16.26.1 NMAC
16.26.1.2 NMAC, scope of Chapter 26 rules
- Board Rules and Statutes compilation
Rules table of contents, Parts 1–11
- 16.26.10 NMAC
16.26.10.12 NMAC, duration, renewal examinations and regular-license conversion
- New Mexico Register, Volume XXXIII, Issue 24 — Adopted Rules
Speech-Language Pathology Board, adopted rule 16.26.11 NMAC row
- Official notice of repeal of military licensure rule
December 27, 2022 notice, operative repeal sentence
- 16.26.6 NMAC
16.26.6.6 NMAC, fee-schedule content
- Hearing Aid Dispenser Application User Guide
Page 9, step 5(b)
- 16.26.2 NMAC
16.26.2.14(G) NMAC
- Hearing Aid Dispenser Application User Guide
Page 8, step 5 and 5(a)
- Hearing Aid Dispenser Application User Guide
Page 9, step 5(c)
Related license preparation
This examination may be required or accepted as an alternative, depending on the license and application pathway.