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As audiologists and speech-language pathologists we face many challenges in our careers that seem insurmountable as individuals, but become manageable as a group. By becoming a member of MSHA, you are joining with your peers to address these issues and create effective solutions. It is through the collective power of our membership voice that we are able to fulfill our mission. MSHA is the only organization in the state that is dedicated to advocacy on your behalf. MSHA continually works for all audiologists and speech-language pathologists in the state. With YOUR help, MSHA can continue to grow, implement new services, and support our profession.
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- Doctorate or Master's degree or Equivalent in Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology, Speech & Hearing Science, or related field.
- Doctorate or Master's degree or Equivalent in Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology, Speech & Hearing Science, or related field, contributing more to support our advocacy and professional support.
- SLP/Audiology Assistants working in the fields of Speech-Language Pathology or Audiology.
- Your information will be included in our "Find a speech-language pathologist or audiologist" listing on our website.
- Student member refers to individuals who are full-time graduate students, who must verify their graduation date by month and year. Student members are non-voting members.
- Student member refers to individuals who are full-time graduate students, who must verify their graduation date by month and year. Student members are non-voting members.
- Offset the cost for one student member
- Current member of MSHA for 35 years or more consecutive years approved by the EC at the following months meeting. If you were an active member of another state association those years may be considered. If you are interested in Life Membership, please contact our office at 781-647-7031 or by emailing us at theoffice@mshahearsay.org.