Colorado Audiology Homepage
Welcome to the Colorado Audiology Homepage
Program Information
Zen Mayhugh, Program Director
Office of Audiology Licensure
1560 Broadway, Suite 1350
Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-894-2988 | Fax: 303-894-7764
Public Notice Information
There are currently no public notices available. Check back often for updates and review the program calendar for other public meetings.
Continuing Education Requirements
All Hearing Aid Providers with an Active Colorado license must complete a minimum of 10 hours of Continuing Education (CE) per two-year license period. CE must be taken in subjects related to the Audiologist's scope of practice.
Documentation must be retained for a minimum of 4 years.
More comprehensive information is available on the Colorado Audiology CE website.
Additional Program and Division Information
Regulation History and Board Member Information
Regulation History:
- 1975: The Board of Hearing Aid Dealers was created, but was later sunset.
- 1995: The General Assembly created a registration program for Audiologist and Hearing Aid Providers.
- 2012: The General Assembly did not enact legislation to continue regulating Audiologist.
- 2013: The General Assembly restarted the program for Audiologists, changing the registration to licensure.
To learn more about the Division History please review the Regulation Dates By Profession pamphlet.
Legislative Updates
The Division of Professions and Occupations regulates more than 450,000 licensees, certificate holders and registrants. Each year, the General Assembly passes legislation directly impacting those populations. Many bills then require rulemaking or other policy updates by the Division or Boards in order to implement these changes. All relevant bills from the most recent legislative session have been combined onto a single webpage for easy access here. We encourage all licensees to read all bills directly impacting their profession(s). You may access the individual bills and summaries by visiting the link below:
Ex-Offenders Practice in Regulated Occupations
On June 4, 2024, Governor Polis signed HB24-1004 Ex-Offenders Practice in Regulated Occupations into law. Under this bill, if an applicant for a registration, certification, or license has a conviction for a crime, a regulator may only consider the applicant’s conviction for a three-year period beginning on the date of conviction or the end of incarceration, if the applicant has not been convicted of any other criminal offense during the three-year period. To learn more about this law and about how it may effect your application, please visit the Ex-Offenders Practice in Regulated Occupations information webpage.
Address Confidentiality Program (ACP)
The Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) is a statewide program administered by the Department of Personnel and Administration (DPA) that provides survivors of domestic violence, sexual offenses, and/or stalking with a legal substitute address for interacting with all state and local government agencies. To learn more about the ACP and how it can assist you in your licensure, please visit the Address Confidentiality Program information webpage.
Interested in Board Service?
Board services is an essential need for all Boards within the Division of Professions and Occupations. If you are interested in participating in Board Service or would like more information please complete the Board Service Interest Form and you will join the list of available contacts for substitute board positions.
You may also view the Benefits of Board Service video to learn more.