Changing Continuing Education Administrator Form
The ASHA CE Administrator (CEA) is the primary point of contact between the Provider organization and ASHA CE. The CEA is responsible for
- Ensuring that Standards for ASHA CE Providers and ASHA CE Policies are followed;
- Overseeing the Provider’s continuing education program, including the work done by any Provider personnel who have access to the CE Provider Portal; and
- Communicating ASHA CE Standards and Policies to course planners, instructors, and others involved in the CE program (e.g., web designer, marketing team) and providing training, as needed.
The CEA must have the authority to advise others involved in the CE program when changes are needed to maintain compliance.
Please see the roles and responsibilities of the CEA.
The top qualities a CEA needs are strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to track and meet deadlines.
The CEA can be EITHER:
- an ASHA-certified audiologist; speech-language pathologist; speech, language, or hearing scientist; and/or an ASHA member or International Affiliate* with current knowledge of the professions; OR
- a professional who is not ASHA-certified and/or an ASHA member. In this case, the organization must also designate a CE Content Consultant. Review the roles and responsibilities of the CE Content Consultant (CECC)
*NOTE: We are currently conducting a pilot to include International Affiliates (IAs) as individuals eligible to serve in the CEA or CECC role. This pilot will run through December 31, 2028. At that time, we will either update our Standards and Policies to include IAs or require Providers who have IAs in these roles to replace them with eligible individuals.
