ASHA Member Benefits: Knowledge You Can Use

We’re here to support your professional needs—and to help you support your patients, clients, and students.

ASHA members have access to an array of resources, guides, and educational materials outlined below, all designed to support your professional growth.

For Your Day-to-Day Practice

ASHA's Practice Portal gives quick, trustworthy reference guides on clinical and professional topics.
Evidence Maps help you make informed treatment decisions for your patients and clients.
Coding and billing resources help you navigate reimbursement and stay up to date on payer policies.
Step-by-step workload tools for school-based clinicians—including the ASHA Workload Calculator—provide templates for creating an action plan, tips for communicating with administrators, and a list of state-level contacts who are there to support you.
Curated on-the-job resources for health care-based clinicians, including managing dysphagia across the lifespan.
Resources for client-centered care including the interactive That's Unheard Of website, the impact of non-medical factors on health outcomes, and supporting effective communication for people with disabilities.
Educational information and practical guides for all practice settings and career stages through our various platforms:

- ASHAWire—the online home for the ASHA journals, The ASHA Leader, and the ASHA Voices podcast
- ASHA Stream—our video platform
- ASHA's evidence-based practice page provides clinicians with tools and resources for evidence-based decision-making and supports the provision of high quality clinical care.

Member-sourced data collection through the National Outcomes Measurement System (NOMS). Use NOMS data and NOMS data snapshots to demonstrate the value of your services. Regardless of whether you or your employer contribute data, ASHA uses NOMS evidence to advocate and create tools for members..

For Your Career Development

ASHA's Career Portal offers virtual career fairs, the interactive Job Seeker Toolkit, and leadership and supervision guidance.
Mentoring programs assist you throughout your career in areas such as professional development, leadership skills, and transitioning to a new practice setting.
The Supervision hub is a comprehensive resource center for audiology and speech-language pathology supervisors. It provides information on graduate students, clinical fellows, and assistants, as well as our Conversations on Supervision webinar series.