HOSA Costs:
HOSA Annual Membership dues:
International HOSA $10.00 per person
New York State HOSA $12.00 per person
Local Chapter Chapters can include an additional fee to support their local chapter.
All students and advisors must pay dues. All dues are non-refundable.
Conferences:
Fall Leadership Conference information and costs will be posted on the New York State HOSA website in early September. There is a mandatory conference registration fee and a separate hotel/food fee for all attendees (student members, advisors, chaperones, guests). All transportations costs to/from the conference are the responsibility of each school.
Spring Conference information and costs will be posted on the New York State HOSA website in early December. There is a mandatory conference registration fee and a separate hotel/food fee for all attendees (student members, advisors, chaperones, guests). All transportations costs to/from the conference are the responsibility of each school.
Membership dues must be paid by January 31st in order to register for the Spring Conference and competitions. HOSA members are responsible for knowing all the requirements of the competitive event(s) they enter. Guidelines for all competitive events can be found at www.hosa.org/guidelines
HOSA members can enter multiple online-only competitive events, which will be conducted during a two week period prior to the Spring Conference. All online competitive events must be completed at the member’s school, with a HOSA registered proctor, during a scheduled time period.
Competitive events that have an online and hands-on component or a presentation component, must complete the online component at the member’s school prior to the conference and attend the conference, in-person, to participate in the hands-on/ presentation component. Members can only enter two hands-on/presentation competitive events. Once the registration period closes, the Competitive Events Chair will contact members of any competitions that have been canceled due to an insufficient number of entries. All events must have at least three competitors from two different chapters. These members will be given one week to select a new competition.
International Conference information is posted on the www.hosa.org website. All paid HOSA members are eligible to attend the conference, but only members that have placed in the top 3 at the state-level competitions are eligible to compete in one of their winning competitive events at the conference.
HOSA Annual Membership dues:
International HOSA $10.00 per person
New York State HOSA $12.00 per person
Local Chapter Chapters can include an additional fee to support their local chapter.
All students and advisors must pay dues. All dues are non-refundable.
Conferences:
Fall Leadership Conference information and costs will be posted on the New York State HOSA website in early September. There is a mandatory conference registration fee and a separate hotel/food fee for all attendees (student members, advisors, chaperones, guests). All transportations costs to/from the conference are the responsibility of each school.
Spring Conference information and costs will be posted on the New York State HOSA website in early December. There is a mandatory conference registration fee and a separate hotel/food fee for all attendees (student members, advisors, chaperones, guests). All transportations costs to/from the conference are the responsibility of each school.
Membership dues must be paid by January 31st in order to register for the Spring Conference and competitions. HOSA members are responsible for knowing all the requirements of the competitive event(s) they enter. Guidelines for all competitive events can be found at www.hosa.org/guidelines
HOSA members can enter multiple online-only competitive events, which will be conducted during a two week period prior to the Spring Conference. All online competitive events must be completed at the member’s school, with a HOSA registered proctor, during a scheduled time period.
Competitive events that have an online and hands-on component or a presentation component, must complete the online component at the member’s school prior to the conference and attend the conference, in-person, to participate in the hands-on/ presentation component. Members can only enter two hands-on/presentation competitive events. Once the registration period closes, the Competitive Events Chair will contact members of any competitions that have been canceled due to an insufficient number of entries. All events must have at least three competitors from two different chapters. These members will be given one week to select a new competition.
International Conference information is posted on the www.hosa.org website. All paid HOSA members are eligible to attend the conference, but only members that have placed in the top 3 at the state-level competitions are eligible to compete in one of their winning competitive events at the conference.
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Purpose
The purpose of the HOSA organization is to develop leadership and technical HOSA skill competencies through a program of motivation, awareness and recognition, which is an integral part of the Health Science Education instructional program. Mission The mission of HOSA is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health science education students, therefore, helping the student meet the needs of the health care community. Goals The goals that HOSA believes are vital to each member are:
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New York State HOSA Creed
I believe in the health care profession. I believe in the opportunities that my training offers. I believe in education. I believe that by using my skills, knowledge and experience, I can contribute to my community. I believe in myself. I believe that I will become more aware of myself, and become a more responsible citizen. I believe that each person is important and therefore I will treat each person with respect and love. To this end, I dedicate my training, my skills, and myself to serve others through HOSA: Future Health Professionals |
