HOSA Flashcards Overview

What does HOSA stand for?

What type of organization is HOSA?

Is HOSA a professional organization?

HOSA is _____________, which means it's related to the things you do in health class.

What does HOSA provide?

What does the CIRCLE mean on the HOSA emblem?

What does the TRIANGLE mean on the HOSA emblem?

What do the HANDS mean on the HOSA emblem?

What does the STICK FIGURE mean on the HOSA emblem?

What is the color of the OUTER CIRCLE on the HOSA emblem and what does that color mean?

What color are the LETTERS of the HOSA emblem and what does that color mean?

What color is the TRIANGLE of the HOSA emblem and what does that color mean?

What is the HOSA motto?

What are the officers for HOSA?

Where can you look for more information about HOSA?

HOSA Overview

Stands for Health Occupation Students of America.
A national organization aimed at students interested in health careers.
Open to all individuals, promoting inclusivity.

Professional Organization

One of two professional organizations for high school students in the U.S., alongside FFA.
Identified as a co-curricular organization, linking classroom learning to practical experiences.

Benefits and Opportunities

Enhances leadership development skills among members.
Offers scholarship opportunities to support educational goals.

HOSA Emblem

The CIRCLE symbolizes the continuity of health care.
The TRIANGLE represents the three aspects of human well-being: mental, physical, and social.
HANDS signify the caring nature of each HOSA member.
The STICK FIGURE represents patients or mankind.

Emblem Color Significance

Outer CIRCLE is maroon, representing the compassion of each HOSA member.
Letters on the emblem are in medical white, reflecting the purity of purpose.
The TRIANGLE is navy blue, indicating dedication to health care professionals.

Motto

The official motto is "The hands of HOSA mold the health of tomorrow," emphasizing the organization's mission.

HOSA Leadership

Officers include president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, historian, reporter, parliamentarian, and sentinel, each playing a vital role in organizational management.

Additional Resources

Students are encouraged to explore further resources through Mrs. Berude's Google Classroom for more insights and information.

Explore the essential details about HOSA, Health Occupation Students of America, through these flashcards. Learn about its significance as a national organization, membership eligibility, and its professional standing in U.S. high schools. Perfect for students interested in healthcare professions.