Washington § 18.35.290 - Delegation to assistive personnel — Assistant duties.

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§ 18.35.290. Delegation to assistive personnel — Assistant duties.

A speech-language pathology assistant may only perform procedures or tasks delegated by the speech-language pathologist and must follow the individualized education program or treatment plan. Speech-language pathology assistants may not perform procedures or tasks that require diagnosis, evaluation, or clinical interpretation.
[ 2009 c 301 s 10.]

Notes

Intent—Implementation—2009 c 301: See notes following RCW 18.35.010.
Speech-language pathology assistants—Certification requirements—2009 c 301: See note following RCW 18.35.040.

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