Whats HOSA committed to?
helping members become the best they can be
When was HOSA founded?
1976
What is HOSA?
HOSA is a Career and Technical Student Organization recognized by the United States Department of
Education. It provides a one of a kind program that teaches leadership development, motivation, and
recognition exclusively for secondary and post-secondary/collegiate students enrolled in Health
Science Technology Education programs.
What is the purpose of HOSA?
The purpose of HOSA is to advance the education and welfare by assisting local chapters in the
development and growth of HOSA; by furthering the development of respect for education in health
related careers in order to contribute to occupational competence; by providing opportunities for
well informed career choices among the way; by developing the leadership abilities of its members
through a professional student organization program of motivation, awareness, competition and
recognition; by encouraging the use of ethical standards in health occupations; by developing an
understanding of current health care issues and an awareness of environmental concerns; by
developing character, promoting responsible citizenship and fostering patriotism; and by encouraging
mental and physical health through participation in beneficial social activities.
5. What are the organizational levels of HOSA?
local state national
What does HOSA provide?
leadership development and scholarship opportunities
Whats the only supply company?
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8. List three ways the HOSA curriculum can help students.
HOSAs curriculum can help students by helping you make realistic career goals, by building self
esteem and by helping you communicate more effectively.
List the 6 states that voted to form the American Health Occupations Education Student Organization.
The six states that voted to form the American Health Occupations Education Student Organization is
Alabama, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Texas.
Explain the HOSA mission.
HOSAs mission is to deliver kind, respectable health care workers by giving chances for intelligence,
skill, and leadership development for all members. This helps HOSA students become great at what
they will do.