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Oklahoma HOSA

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What is HOSA?

What is HOSA?

HOSA: Future Health Professionals is the premier organization for student leaders pursuing careers in the healthcare industry. HOSA’s two-fold mission is to promote career opportunities in the health care industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people.

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Goals of HOSA â€‹

To promote:

  • Physical, mental and social well being

  • Career opportunities in healthcare

To develop:

  • Effective leadership qualities and skills

  • The ability to communicate more effectively with people

  • Character

  • Responsible citizenship traits

  • An understanding of the importance in interacting and cooperating with other students and organizations

  • An understanding of current health care issues, environmental concerns, and survival needs of the community, the nation and the world​

To understand:​

  • The importance of pleasing oneself as well as being of service to others

To build:

  • Self-confidence and pride in one’s work

To make:

  • Realistic career choices and seek successful employment in the health care field

To encourage:

  • Individual and group achievement

  • Involvement in local, state and national health care and education projects.

To support:

  • Health Science Education instructional objectives.

HOSA Introduction Video 

Join the OKHOSA state officer team in exploring the excitement and benefits of being a member of OKHOSA.

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For further information, contact the OKHOSA State Advisor at Amy.Warner@careertech.ok.gov

HOSA History 

HOSA was officially organized at a constitutional convention held in Arlington, Texas in 1976.  Before the HOSA we know today, it was focused on limited supportive nursing, dental, medical and related occupations programs, as well as organized pre-technical programs in health careers approved by a State Department of Education. 

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For a complete HISTORY OF HOSA, check out https://hosa.org/history​​

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Chapters

Oklahoma HOSA Chapters

Oklahoma HOSA Chapters 

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Altus High School

Autry Tech

Bishop McGinnus HS

Caddo Kiowa Tech

Canadian Valley Tech

Central Tech

Chisholm Trail Tech

Choctaw High School

Classen SAS HS

Cleveland HS

Dove Science Academy 

Durant High School

Eastern OK County Tech

Emerson Mid High

 

Francis Tuttle Tech 

Gordon Cooper Tech

Great Plains Tech 

Green County Tech 

High Plains Tech 

Indian Capital Tech 

Jenks High School

Kiamichi Tech 

Lawton Ac. of Arts and Science

Lincoln Alternative Academy

Meridian Tech

Metro Tech

Mid America 

Mid Del Tech

Moore Norman Tech

Muskogee High School

Northeast Tech 

Northwest Classen

Northwest Tech

OK School of Science and Math

Oklahoma State University

Oklahoma Virtual

Pioneer Tech 

Pontotoc Tech

Putnam City High Schools

Red River Tech 

Sand Springs HS

Southern OK Tech

Southwest Tech 

Tahlequah High School 

Tri County Tech 

Tulsa Tech 

US Grant High School

Wes Watkins Tech

Western Tech

Yukon High School

Leadership Advisory Board

OK HOSA Leadership Advisory Board

Mission Statement

To support students and advisors by ensuring life-changing opportunities for success.

The Board of Directors receive and act in an advisory capacity upon the recommendations of the state specialist and state advisor relative to management of the program and fiscal matters.

This years OHLAB Nominees:

We have elected this years OHLAB members! If you are interested in being a member of the OHLAB board, see the information below. 

Are you interested in joining the Oklahoma HOSA Board of Directors?

Please refer to the links below for additional information. 

State Officers

OK HOSA State Officers 2024-2025

HOSA State Officers should be available, as necessary, to promote HOSA in their state and fulfill their duties as state officers for the time that they are in office. These individuals went through a rigorous selection process which included an application, interview, cold reading, written thank you note sample, knowledge test, video submission and finally were voted on by their peers. 

Are you interested in becoming an Oklahoma HOSA state officer?

Check out the links below for more information or to fill out an application. 

Why should you become a State HOSA Officer?

For additional information on the process to becoming an Oklahoma HOSA State Officer, watch the video below. Looking for an officer handbook? Click on the icons to the right to see the handbook designed for your office!

Bylaws

OK HOSA Bylaws

Click on the icons below to see a virtual version of Oklahoma HOSA's Bylaws, Policies and Procedures 

*Note: Once re-directed to the document, you will be able to download and print. 

Bylaws

Policies & Procedures

Fall Leadership Conference
State Leadership Conference
Camp IGNITE
International Leadership Conference
Conferences
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