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Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) provides an effective program of leadership development, motivation and recognition for secondary, post secondary and collegiate students enrolled in health occupations programs. HOSA is a powerful instructional tool that works best when it is integrated into the Health Occupations Education (HOE) curriculum and classroom.

 

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2008 Call to Conference

New Fire Science Technology Program at NJC

The addition of the Fire Science Technology degree completes the emergency public service offerings at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling, CO. A fire academy is a 16 week hands-on skills course that prepares men and women for a profession as either a career or volunteer fire fighter.

Many fire departments are hiring personnel who have also completed advanced paramedical training. In today's world Fire Chief's have the luxury of selecting the highest trained applicants. People seeking a fire career may possess an EMT or first responder certificate, CPR certificate, Hazardous Materials Awareness certificate, college credits and practical experience to make them a more successful candidate. Many fire departments are also hiring personnel who have completed advanced paramedical training.
For more information, contact: Michael McCabe, 970-521-6653.

 


2008-09 HOSA State Officer Team

Welcome to Colorado HOSA. HOSA is a Career and Technical Student Organization endorsed by the U.S. Department of Education and the Health Occupations Education Division. Through this website, members, advisors and guests can access a wide variety of services.

"Providing career opportunities in the health care industry and enhancing the delivery of compassionate, quality health care to help students meet the needs of the health care community."

Get Involved! Partner with HOSA. If you are a Home Healthcare professional or organization, learn more about getting involved with HOSA. Or if you represent a healthcare organization and would like to establish a partnership with HOSA, contact Linsey Santala, HOSA State Advisor or Cindy LeCoq, Program Director of Health Occupations Education.

Ways to Get Involved. Be a 2008 State Leadership Conference Exhibitor; Provide funds or in-kind donations for the 2008 State Leadership Conference; Be a judge or workshop presenter.