2025 Statutes Index

4. Hearing Instrument Specialists

deafness and hearing and speech impairment_1. affected persons 1. Affected Persons

Adoption of minors, discrimination prohibited, 48.82

Discrimination in hiring or licensing, generally, 111.321, 111.33

Teachers, 118.195

Education:

Children with disabilities, generally, 115.758 to 115.90

For detailed analysis, see Schools, Public—3. Children With Disabilities, Special Education

Compulsory education, 115.54

Educational service program, 115.52

Abuse or neglect of residents, 940.295

State superintendent powers, 115.53

Hearing aids, cochlear implants, other devices; insurance coverage for children, 609.86, 632.895 (16)

Housing discrimination, animals assisting hearing impaired, 106.50

Interpreters:

Court and agency proceedings, 885.37, 885.38

Funding, 46.295

Privileged communications with, 905.015

Regulation of profession, 440.032

Milwaukee, special schools, 119.28

Motor vehicles, sticker to identify hearing impaired operator, 46.298

Peddling restricted, 134.69

Service animals:

Harassment of, criminal, 951.097

License tax exemption, 174.055

Public places, admission, 106.52 (3) (am)

Sign language interpreters advisory committee, 440.032 (6m)

Telecommunication aid for, 46.297

Teletypewriter for emergency needs, cities and counties to provide, 59.54 (5)

deafness and hearing and speech impairment_2. audiologists and speech_language pathologists 2. Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists

Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists compact, 14.897, 459.70 to 459.71

Billing and insurance claim forms, standardization, 632.725

Charges for care, required disclosures, 146.903

Child abuse suspicions, duty to report, 48.981 (2)

Licenses and regulation of practice:

Applicability of law, 459.22

Compact privilege, 459.30

Definitions, 459.20

Discipline, 459.34

Examination, 459.26

Licensure, 459.24

Nonresident licensure:

Reciprocity, 459.28

Limited permit, 459.32

Patient health care records, 146.81 to 146.83

Confidentiality and patient access violations, penalties, 146.84

Preservation or destruction of, 146.819

Records of deceased practitioners, 857.035

School violence threats, duty to report, 175.32

Whistleblower protection, 146.997

deafness and hearing and speech impairment_3. hearing and speech examining board 3. Hearing and Speech Examining Board

Creation, membership, 15.405 (6m)

Public members, 15.08 (1m) (b)

Disputes with department secretary, arbitration, 440.045

General provisions, 15.08, 440.035

Licenses, fees, 440.05

Delinquent support, unemployment contribution, and tax obligors, denial or suspension, 49.857, 73.0301, 440.12, 440.13

Renewal date, 440.08 (2) (a)

Voluntary surrender, 440.19

Rule-making, hearing instrument specialists, 459.12

Testing hearing instrument specialists, equipment for, 459.11

deafness and hearing and speech impairment_4. hearing instrument specialists 4. Hearing Instrument Specialists

Calibration of audiometric equipment, 459.085

Cerumen management, 459.115

Disciplinary grounds, 459.10

Examinations, 459.06

Exemptions from law, 459.14

Injunctions, 459.105

Juveniles, medical exam required before being fitted, 459.035

Licenses:

Continuing education requirements, 459.095

Delinquent support, unemployment contribution, and tax obligors, denial or suspension, 49.857, 73.0301, 440.12, 440.13

Display required, 459.09

Fees, 440.05

Issuance, 459.05

Renewal, 459.09

Renewal date, 440.08 (2) (a)

Required to sell and fit hearing aids, 459.02

Suspension, revocation, denial, 459.10

Voluntary surrender, 440.19

Notice provisions, 459.08

Penalties for violation of law, 459.13

Receipts to buyers required, 459.03

Rules, 459.12

Seller’s guarantee of hearing aid, 459.04

Temporary trainee permits, 459.07

dealership practices DEALERSHIP PRACTICES

Generally, Ch. 135

For detailed analysis, see Fair Dealership Law