HOSA, which stands for Health Occupations Students of America, is an international student club for those interested in healthcare careers. It's a student-led organization that helps members develop leadership skills, build confidence, and strengthen their technical skills through competitive events, community service, and other activities. HOSA provides a platform to learn about health professions and the healthcare industry.
What HOSA offers
Leadership and skill development: Members can develop leadership qualities, teamwork, and communication skills through their involvement in the club and its activities.
Career exploration: The club introduces students to a wide range of healthcare professions and provides opportunities to learn about current health care issues.
Competitive events: HOSA hosts numerous competitions that test students' knowledge and skills in areas like medical terminology, pharmacology, CPR, and medical photography.
Community service: Many chapters organize community and school service projects, such as blood pressure drives or health awareness campaigns.
Networking: Members have the chance to build friendships, create social networks, and connect with health professionals and future employers.
Conferences and scholarships: Participation in local, state, and international conferences is possible, along with opportunities to apply for HOSA scholarships.
Who can join
Students currently enrolled in health science or biomedical science programs.
Any high school student with an interest in pursuing a career in a health profession.
