HOSA students compete at State
The Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) members from our local chapter showcased their skills and dedication at the State Leadership Conference held in Pocatello, Idaho, from March 4-8. Competing against top students from across the state, several of our members achieved remarkable success, earning spots to advance to the International Leadership Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, this June.
Among the outstanding achievements, the Medical Reserve Corp (MRC) team, consisting of Gabe DeCaria, Ella McLeod, and Ryan Stewart, secured 1st place, demonstrating exceptional teamwork and knowledge in emergency preparedness. Their victory grants them the opportunity to compete on the international stage.
Additionally, Alaina DeCaria and Anna Francis earned 2nd place in the Mental Health Promotion (MHP) category, showcasing their ability to educate and advocate for mental health awareness. Their impressive performance ensures their advancement to the International Leadership Conference.
Ryan Stewart also displayed her expertise in Human Growth and Development, earning 4th place. Furthermore, Harlee Brannan’s hard work in Clinical Specialty resulted in a 4th place finish.
The HOSA International Leadership Conference in June will bring together top students from across the nation and beyond, providing opportunities for networking, professional development, and competition at the highest level.
With their outstanding performances at the state competition, our local HOSA members have proven they are ready to take on the challenge in Nashville. Congratulations to all the qualifiers and best of luck in June!

16 Prairie students attended the HOSA state conference recently. Back row from left are Hailey Hanson, Ryan Stewart, Katelyn Riener, Aubree Rehder, Harlee Brannan, Rebeccas Seubert, Hannah Schwartz, Gabe DeCaria and Naomi Milles. Front from left are Ella McLeod, Kylee Riggers, Erica Schlader, Joey Mader, Anna Francis, Alaina DeCaria and Bailey Key. Photo by Liz McLeod.

Earning first place in the Medical Reserve Corps teamcompetition was the team of from left, Gabe DeCaria, Ryan Stewart and Ella McLeod. Photo by Liz McLeod.

Alaina DeCaria and Anna Francis placed second in the Mental Health Promotion category at the state HOSA conference. Photo by Liz McLeod.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 


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