Section 8207. Exempt persons

This  article  shall  not  be construed as
  prohibiting:
    (1) The practice of any other professions licensed or registered under
  this title.
    (2) Any person employed by the federal, state or a local government or
  by  a  public  or  non-public  elementary  or  secondary  school  or  an
  institution   of  higher  learning  from  performing  the  duties  of  a
  speech-language pathologist, an audiologist, a teacher of the speech and
  hearing handicapped, or a teacher of the deaf  in  the  course  of  such
  employment.
    (3)  Any  person  from engaging in clinical or academic practice under
  the supervision of a licensed speech-language pathologist or audiologist
  for such period of time as may be necessary to  complete  an  experience
  requirement  for a professional license, as provided in this article and
  in rules or regulations approved by the board of regents with the advice
  of the state board for speech-language pathology and audiology.
    (4) A  person  from  another  state  from  performing  speech-language
  pathology or audiology services in this state provided such services are
  performed for no more than thirty days in any calendar year and provided
  that  such  services  are performed in conjunction with and/or under the
  supervision of a speech-language  pathologist  or  audiologist  licensed
  under this article.
    (5)  Any  hearing  aid  dealer from performing hearing measurements by
  means of an audiometer or other testing equipment when used  solely  for
  the  purpose  of selecting, fitting, selling or dispensing an instrument
  designed to aid or  improve  human  hearing,  including  the  taking  of
  impressions   for   the   making  and  fitting  of  ear  molds  and  the
  demonstration of use and instructions of persons  in  the  use  of  such
  hearing aids and accessories thereto.
    (6)   A   student  from  engaging  in  clinical  practice,  under  the
  supervision of a licensed  audiologist  or  a  licensed  speech-language
  pathologist  as  part  of  a  nationally  accredited  program or a state
  licensure qualifying program in speech-language pathology or  audiology,
  pursuant  to subdivision three of section eighty-two hundred six of this
  article.