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Yet another SLC has flown by and for some it was the last, and

others just the beginning. But, for all of us, it was a celebration of our

passion for the healthcare profession, and I can’t wait to continue this

celebration with those of you who have qualified for the ILC! It is an honor

to be the state that gets to host this dignified event, and it is of utmost

importance that we represent our state well. Therefore, I am calling on all

attendees to bring their passion, energy, and A‐game. I would also like to

remind those attending ILC about all that there is to experience besides

competitions. There will be an exposition where you can meet all kinds of

healthcare professionals and get to see all kinds of new healthcare

products ‐ from textbooks to technology. Not to mention the countless

leadership and healthcare related workshops that will be taking place

throughout the conference. Finally, I would like to urge everyone to

network! This is such a unique opportunity to meet people from across the

globe who share your passions. So, say hi to those around you, ask where

they're from, maybe ask about their competition or future aspirations. I

can’t wait to make more memories with Florida HOSA, and this time along

with the rest of the world.

Goodbye SLC, Hello ILC

Kasey Canteli State President

Table of Contents Pg. 2 - New State Officer Team

Pg. 4 - Penny Wars Winner

Pg. 5 - Gulf Coast Region Update

Pg. 6-17 - SLC Winners List

Pg. 18 - ILC 2019 Info

Pg. 19 –21 - SLC Pictures

Transition from the 2018‐19 State Officer Team to the 2019‐20 team. Much respect and gratitude for the previous team, and a lot of excitement for the new team. They are about to take their HOSA journey to the next level by serving the members of Florida HOSA statewide. However, before beginning their terms of office, it is important they get a chance to understand one another and prepare for the year ahead of them. This preparation is conducted at the New Officer Conference. During NOC, your team will undergo training to help them throughout their terms, from giving speeches to rules and etiquette, and everything in between. This will not only make for a strong team, but will also continue to keep our organization successful. It is imperative that the State Officers are aware of each other’s strengths to effectively fulfill our responsibilities. After taking the time to better understand each other, your new team will be ready to serve you! Please help me welcome the new State Officer team! President‐Elect ‐ Varsha Katoju; Northern Vice‐President, Secondary ‐ Neha Dantuluri; Northern Vice‐President, Postsecondary ‐ Brandon Shadeed; Southern Vice‐President, Secondary ‐ Noel Michel; and Parliamentarian ‐ Joshua Hanlon.

New State Officer Team!

A Big Thank You to Our Advisors!

Sricharan Pusala State President‐Elect

Brandon Shadeed State Northern Vice‐ President, Secondary

The 2019 State Leadership Conference was a huge success! Thank you to all of the members, advisors, and guests that came out. All of the State Officers enjoyed meeting each and every one of you and creating many more bonds. This conference wouldn’t have been possible without the amazing help from our volunteers, Courtesy Corps, past State Officers, alumni and, of course, our advisors!

If everyone only knew how much the advisors do for Florida HOSA. We would like to put it this way - SLC would not be possible without the endless support from our advisors. We appreciate each and every single one of our amazing advisors. Our appreciation goes out to those advisors that were able to bring their chapters to the SLC and continue to support their students. We also want to give a huge thank you to those advisors that were able to fit time into their busy schedules and help out at the conference. Advisors were all over the place helping out! We most definitely couldn’t have done it without you!

Florida HOSA, thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to serve you this past year. I am so honored to be able to be back this year and continue to give back to the origination that has given me so much. I look forward to seeing all of you around this coming year.

Hope Brunner State Northern Vice‐

President, PS/C

Noel Michel State Southern Vice‐ President, Secondary

Florida HOSA, this past year has been outstanding and momentous through the broken records and memories made. The passion and purpose shown through your dedication and service has made this year one of the best yet! From the final gavel tap from ILC 2018, our incredible year began! As summer progressed, the anticipation for the new school year grew; for our fresh books, our new classes, and another year of HOSA! You all jumped right into action at your various regional conferences and FLDA. The Classical Greek Leaders at our Fall Leadership Development Academy helped establish core values in our members that were stronger than Ancient Greece! You demonstrated what it means to lead by example by communicating, being creative, and persevering. It was amazing to see old faces and meet faces anew. Ideas and stories were shared while your drive and dedication heated up! Your excitement carried over to the competitive events this past Winter. The State Team was awestruck by the demonstration of skills and talents at each region’s conference we visited. And that spark lit the fire that was unleashed at the State Leadership Conference this past March! The Sunshine State shined at our SLC and every moment was precious from the first gavel tap until the last. But don’t fret! For everyone who attained the chance to represent us at the International Leadership Conference - congratulations! We’ll be seeing you right in our own backyard again in June! Even as we look into the future, don’t forget the bonds and memories that were made this year. Our success and challenges form us into the leaders and future health professionals that we are today. Thank you, Florida HOSA, for being the amazing organization that you are. Even as this year ends, we know that we’ll have an incredible one again.

Congratulation class of 2019! As this year comes to end, you begin to look back on your year in HOSA and wonder if your time with HOSA is over. Lucky for you, our Florida HOSA State Association has Postsecondary/Collegiate chapters at different Florida colleges/universities where you could still attend conferences, compete, and partake in the various events in which you have participated since high school. If your college doesn’t have a HOSA chapter, you could start your very own chapter. The only requirement is that you’ll need at least 5 members and an advisor. More information can be found at http://www.flhosa.org/resourcespublications/starting-a-chapter and http://www.hosa.org/sites/default/files/PostsecondaryCollegate%20Handbook%20Jan%202015.pdf. Once you graduate college, your HOSA journey doesn’t have to stop there. After college you are able to register to become a member of the Florida HOSA Alumni and Professional Association (FHAPA). FHAPA was established “to support and promote Florida HOSA activities at chapter, regional, and state levels.” FHAPA gives you the opportunity to help Florida HOSA by judging and coordinating competitive events and much more. FHAPA membership dues are only $10. For more information, just visit this website. http://www.flhosa.org/about-us/fhapa It has truly been an honor to serve you all this past year. I wish you all the best of luck in your future professions.

From One Great Year to the Next

HOSA Fun Never Ends!

This past State Leadership Conference was successful and memorable, and it was all because of the members, advisors, and volunteers. As always, it was great meeting more of our Florida HOSA members and seeing some familiar faces! Every year Florida HOSA raises money for the HOSA Service Project, for 2018 ‐ 2020 the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation. The biggest fundraiser that we hold at the State Leadership Conference is Penny Wars where each region tries to raise the most money and be crowned the Penny Wars Champion! Each region had a jar where members placed money. For every penny that was placed in a region’s jar that region was rewarded one point. However, for every silver coin or paper bill that was placed in a region’s jar, that is how many points were taken away from their total. For example, if there are 200 pennies in a jar, that is 200 points. If two dollar bills, or any combination of silver that adds up to $2, are added to the jar, the total points for that region are now 0. The total points were added up at the end of the conference and the results were announced. In third place, raising a total of $962.15 is the Suncoast Region (4). In second place, raising a total of $1,337.33 is the Sunset Region (6). And for the fourth consecutive year, in the first place spot, the region that had the most points is the Broward Region with $5,623.72! This year’s SLC Penny

Wars raised a Grand Total of $11,029.54!! I am so proud of what everyone was able to accomplish and cannot wait to see all the members that will be representing Florida HOSA at this year’s International Leadership Conference in Orlando, FL. It has been an honor serving you these past two years, and I am excited for our last hurrah!!

Charles Benitez State Southern Vice‐

President, PS/C

Shane Alexander State Parliamentarian

As you know, we are global organization. And as we get ready to represent our State Association at the International Leadership Conference in Orlando this year, we want to make sure we look our very best! Remember that the dress code for ILC is the official HOSA uniform or a black/navy blue suit jacket, black/navy blue pants for men, black/navy blue slacks or skirts for ladies, a white collared shirt for men, white blouse for ladies, black/navy blue closed‐toed shoes, and black/navy blue belt. The attire should all be one color (black blazer with black pants or navy blue blazer with navy blue pants). Men are also required to wear a maroon/navy blue tie, while the ladies have the option of wearing the official HOSA scarf. Shirts should be tucked in and no undergarments should be visible while in official HOSA attire. During the competition, proper attire may vary from the official HOSA attire. Business attire, scrubs, or khakis with a polo might be able to be worn; check your event guidelines which go into more detail about the dress code for each individual competition. I look forward to seeing you all looking sharp in Orlando for the International Leadership Conference ‐ don’t forget to say hello!

Who Doesn’t Like Nice Clothes?

Penny Wars Results!

The Gulf Coast Region kicked off the 2018 ‐ 2019 HOSA year by voting for our Regional Officers ‐ Ainne Cortes (President), Denny Lu (Vice President), Micaela Ruiz (Secretary), Angela Banda (Historian), and Andrew Carrillo (Parliamentarian) ‐ at the Fall Leadership Conference. Not only were our Regional Officers elected, but there were lots of activities for the Gulf Coast Region HOSA members including HOSA Bowl and Extemporaneous Health Poster simulated competitions. Soon after, the Regional Officers went to FLDA where they learned a lot about leadership and had many opportunities for networking. They learned so much that some of our middle school members even brought back the leadership skills they learned to their school pep rally. A few months later we had our Regional Leadership Conference where a guest speaker from the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation informed members about ways to help children who have been diagnosed with cancer. Everyone was so moved by the guest speaker that some students took it into their own hands to raise money for this foundation by creating a Penny Wars competition in their own school. Recently we had members that attended the State Leadership Conference. There was a total of 25 students from the Gulf Coast Region that placed in the top 5 of their event. This included 8 middle school students, 12 secondary students, and 5 postsecondary students. We would like to congratulate everyone who competed at the State Leadership Conference. We would also like to wish the best of luck to those who will be competing at the International Leadership Conference in Orlando.

Gulf Coast Region (5) Update

The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. - Lao Tzu

State Category Events

Extemporaneous Writing 1st: Rylee Shirley - South Sumter MS 2nd: Kayleigh Fuller - Sgt. Smith MS 3rd: Melodie Reina - Sgt. Smith MS 4th: Evelyn Anderson - Sligh MS 5th: Kelsey Kotlarz - Woodlands MS

First Aid/Rescue Breathing 1st: Lynashia Baker - Anderson MS 2nd: Sadie van Hooijdonk - South Sumter MS 3rd: Emilio Cobaleda - Hialeah Garden MS 4th: Carmen Gutierrez - Anderson MS 5th: Bella Rosa - Martha B. King MS

Medical Spelling 1st: Jasmine Bryant - Fort McCoy MS 2nd: Nailah Figuereo - Loggers Run MS 3rd: Hunter Bennett - South Sumter MS 4th: Andrew Weller - South Sumter MS 5th: Zaina Shabana - Sligh MS

Researched Persuasive Speaking 1st: Chris Britton - Woodlands MS 2nd: Arielle Bowry - John L. Long MS 3rd: Ameera Rohoman - Woodlands MS 4th: Siena Pirri - Woodlands MS 5th: Jorge Rodriguez - Hialeah Garden MS

International Category Events

Medical Terminology 1st: Vivek Sandrapaty ‐ Howard MS 2nd: Raaghuv Nandur ‐ Howard MS 3rd: Avneesh Saravanapavan ‐ Howard MS 4th: Samarth Kasibhatla ‐ Sligh MS 5th: Caitlen Collado ‐ Pinecrest MS Medical Reading 1st: Marissa Veeravagu ‐ Woodlands MS 2nd: Meghna Manjith ‐ John Long MS 3rd: Victoria Santaella ‐ R. Dan Nolan MS 4th: Arabella Cardoso ‐ Pinecrest Glades 5th: Brandon Berkowitz ‐ Edgewood Jr./Sr.

Knowledge Test ‐ Nutrition 1st: Kaylani Pusateri ‐ R. Dan Nolan MS 2nd: Mercedes Perez ‐ Sgt. Smith MS 3rd: Brooke Zullo ‐ Liberty MS 4th: Akhil Challa ‐ Williams Middle Magnet 5th: Katelyn Ramsahai ‐ Western Pines MS

Knowledge Test – Health Career Exploration 1st: Mack Woolever ‐ R. Dan Nolan MS 2nd: Malachi Maldonado ‐ Western Pines MS 3rd: Zoe Tiller ‐ Fort King MS 4th: Emerson McCleery ‐ Edgewood Jr./Sr. 5th: Abigail Baah ‐ Sligh MS

Public Health 1st: Jarajapu; Venkataperumal ‐ Williams Middle Magnet 2nd: Southwick; Southwick; Basile ‐ Woodlands MS 3rd: Rivera; St. Martin; Saunders ‐ Woodlands MS 4th: Way; Cecero; Molina ‐ Howard MS 5th: Upp; Garcia ‐ Cornerstone Charter Academy

Extemporaneous Health Poster 1st: Maeve Thompson ‐ Woodlands MS 2nd: Ishitha Panguluri ‐ Williams Middle Magnet 3rd: Mahika Balaraju ‐ Williams Middle Magnet 4th: Raevyn Stephens ‐ Fort McCoy MS 5th: Annie McKenzie ‐ North Bay Haven Career

Healthy Lifestyle 1st: Clarissa Sweetland ‐ Workman MS 2nd: Kendyl Walker ‐ R. Dan Nolan MS 3rd: Chloe House ‐ Sgt. Smith MS 4th: Kathryn Antune ‐ Galaxy MS 5th: Karla Tejada ‐ Sgt. Smith MS

Prepared Speaking 1st: Rishi Kamdar ‐ Williams Middle Magnet 2nd: Zoe Elam ‐ Galaxy MS 3rd: Sarisa Ranajee ‐ R. Dan Nolan MS 4th: Tiyana Hartwell ‐ Belleview MS 5th: Benjamin Kiem ‐ Woodlands MS

Health Career Display 1st: Sivasekaran; Patel ‐ Howard MS 2nd: Guevara; Leavy ‐ R. Dan Nolan MS 3rd: Patil; Atalugama ‐ John L. Long MS 4th: Huggins; Rubin ‐ Belleview MS 5th: Greenfield; Krueger ‐ R. Dan Nolan MS

Health Education 1st: Krantz; Pilot; Caldevilla ‐ Boca Raton Comm. MS 2nd: Wooten; Rivera ‐ Fort McCoy MS 3rd: Amin; Hand; Lowe ‐ Loggers Run MS 4th: Fraunfelter; Brantley; Taddeo ‐ Belleview MS 5th: King; Robinson; Roberts; Lee ‐ Workman MS

Outstanding HOSA Chapter Galaxy MS South Sumter MS Woodlands MS

Barbara James Service Award

Bronze Level Aidan Meyers ‐ West Shore Jr./Sr. Natalie Yates ‐ South Sumter MS

Health Science Events Dental Terminology 1st: Julie Eby ‐ Gainesville HS 2nd: Katelyn Kobal ‐ Park Vista HS 3rd: Mrunal Barai ‐ Viera HS 4th: Sarah Barsoum ‐ Viera HS 5th: Madeline Doering ‐ Pedro Menedez HS

Medical Spelling 1st: Briya Patel ‐ American Learning System 2nd: Adam Blahnik ‐ Terra Environmental 3rd: Micah Grayson ‐ Palm Harbor Univ. HS 4th: Cheska Valmorer ‐ Orange Park HS 5th: Aileen Nguyen ‐ Western HS

Medical Terminology 1st: Alexis Smith ‐ Gainesville HS 2nd: Nicholas Pizzo ‐ FAU High School 3rd: Kelly Berkowitz ‐ Edgewood Jr./Sr. HS 4th: Aditii Makwana ‐ Gulf Coast HS 5th: Victoria Gomez ‐ Spanish River HS

Medical Math 1st: Jacob Givoni ‐ Spanish River HS 2nd: Vraj Patel ‐ Bartow HS 3rd: Timothy Robertson ‐ Ft. Myers HS 4th: Manning Chen ‐ Bartow HS 5th: Eva Bayer ‐ Pine View School

Medical Reading 1st: Sagnik Yarlagadda ‐ Strawberry Crest HS 2nd: Kim Balbino ‐ DeSoto HS 3rd: Kendall Breland ‐ Gainesville HS 4th: Alice Yu ‐ Ft. Myers HS 5th: Vaishnavi Jayakumar ‐ King HS

Knowledge Test ‐ Behavioral Health 1st: Emily Machado ‐ Terra Environmental 2nd: Diya Sharma ‐ King HS 3rd: Britney Apaez ‐ Boca Raton Comm. HS 4th: Baylee Materia ‐ Spanish River HS 5th: Mateo Claure ‐ Terra Environmental

Knowledge Test ‐ Human Growth & Development 1st: Gayathri Vempati ‐ Middleton HS 2nd: Elaine Ciaccio ‐ Spanish River HS 3rd: Waseh Khan ‐ Pine View School 4th: Felize Ginampos ‐ King HS 5th: Thien‐y Nguyen ‐ Edgewood Jr./Sr. HS Knowledge Test ‐ Medical Law & Ethics 1st: Michelle Jayaraj ‐ King HS 2nd: Amy Pham ‐ King HS 3rd: Sydney Marcy ‐ Ft. Myers HS 4th: Francis Santiago ‐ Hialeah Garden HS 5th: Ella Bennett ‐ Gainesville HS

Knowledge Test ‐ Nutrition 1st: Sai Geddapu ‐ King HS 2nd: Rehan Shah ‐ Strawberry Crest HS 3rd: Grace Jiang ‐ Pine View School 4th: Leah Dublino ‐ FAU High School 5th: Ezinne Okonkwo ‐ Lake Nona HS

Knowledge Test ‐ Pathophysiology 1st: Alexandra Lu ‐ Pine View School 2nd: Kailin Huang ‐ Pine View School 3rd: Amrita Bonthu ‐ American Learning System 4th: Jaclyn Siu ‐ American Learning System 5th: Isabelle Lednicky ‐ Gainesville HS

Knowledge Test ‐ Pharmacology 1st: Zachary Gallus ‐ Pine View School 2nd: Nicholas Sherwin ‐ Strawberry Crest HS 3rd: Neha Dantuluri ‐ King HS 4th: Ikenna Ezenwa ‐ Pembroke Pines Charter HS 5th: Morgan DeGlopper ‐ Lakewood Ranch HS

Knowledge Test ‐ Transcultural Health Care 1st: Rosenna Chan ‐ Pine View School 2nd: Benjamin Sherwin ‐ Strawberry Crest HS 3rd: Sera Thomas ‐ Polk State Chain of Lakes Coll. HS 4th: Saketh Katta ‐ Strawberry Crest HS 5th: Jada Termeer ‐ Palmetto High School

Health Professions Events Biomedical Laboratory Science 1st: Ethan Stolen ‐ Edgewood Jr./Sr. HS 2nd: Emma Kevade ‐ Timber Creek HS 3rd: Katherine Morales ‐ MAST @ Homestead 4th: Harmanpree Kaur ‐ MAST @ Homestead 5th: Jaymie Church ‐ South Fort Myers HS

Clinical Nursing 1st: Daphnie Loriston ‐ Atlantic Tech College 2nd: Vanessa Fanfan ‐ Atlantic Tech College 3rd: Yashira Sanchez ‐ Deltona HS 4th: Jessy Ntabo ‐ Timber Creek HS 5th: Madison Franks ‐ Crestview HS Clinical Specialty 1st: Madelyn Wertheim ‐ Spanish River HS 2nd: Kathleen Peaden ‐ North Bay Haven Career Acad. 3rd: Madelyn Schimmel ‐ Steinbrenner HS 4th: Jovanni Gomez ‐ Flanagan HS 5th: Shannon Charlotin ‐ William H. Turner Tech Dental Science 1st: Hadassah Rosan ‐ Atlantic Tech College 2nd: Jasmie Mohanlall ‐ Tampa Bay Tech 3rd: Ashley Aldabute ‐ Lake Minneola HS 4th: Amanda Vitro ‐ Palm Harbor Univ. HS 5th: Minha Ali ‐ Tampa Bay Tech

Home Health Aide 1st: Elaina Im ‐ Ida S. Baker 2nd: Ainne Cortes ‐ DeSoto Co. HS 3rd: Shulin Yao ‐ Ida S. Baker HS 4th: Ayiana Murphy ‐ Plant City HS 5th: Ketia Pierre ‐ Atlantic Tech College

Medical Assisting 1st: Markel Barreau ‐ Atlantic Tech College 2nd: Sabrina Lopez ‐ Hialeah Garden HS 3rd: Lindsay Ivey ‐ Winter Haven HS 4th: Nathaly Lopez ‐ Hialeah Garden HS 5th: Shivani Patel ‐ King HS

Nursing Assisting 1st: Mallerie Coss‐Vargas ‐ Lake Minneola HS 2nd: Amani Smith ‐ Boca Ciega HS 3rd: Claudia Rodriguez ‐ Dorothy M. Wallace Cope Center 4th: Petricia Lopilato ‐ Jensen Beach HS 5th: Amber Ethridge ‐ Crestview HS

Personal Care 1st: Samantha Dillon‐Comar ‐ Lake Gibson HS 2nd: Kiara Phillips ‐ Bartow HS 3rd: Emily Gomez ‐ Royal Palm Beach Comm. HS

Pharmacy Science 1st: Brionne Long ‐ Gainesville HS 2nd: Cherline Isma ‐ Atlantic Tech College 3rd: Bailee Rigdon ‐ South Ft. Myers HS 4th: Jorge Perera ‐ Ida S. Baker HS 5th: Jasmine Ramirez ‐ Royal Palm Beach Comm. HS Physical Therapy 1st: Alyssa Dellutri ‐ Canterbury HS 2nd: Samantha Rodriguez ‐ Calvary Christian Academy 3rd: Angelica Singh ‐ Lake Minneola HS 4th: Ashley McCallum ‐ Jupiter HS 5th: Becky Erickson ‐ Gulf Coast HS

Sports Medicine 1st: Ashley Wilson ‐ Deltona HS 2nd: Katalina Romero ‐ Gulf HS 3rd: Jasmin Soper ‐ West Florida HS 4th: Emily D’Angelo ‐ Canterbury HS 5th: Ellison Wietecha ‐ Lakewood Ranch HS Veterinary Science 1st: Angela Ramsey ‐ Pedro Menendez HS 2nd: Bella Gonzales ‐ Terra Environmental 3rd: Zachary Dietrich ‐ Crestview HS 4th: Skylar Demi ‐ Ponte Vedra HS 5th: Sarina Gomes ‐ FAU High School

Emergency Preparedness Events

CERT Skills 1st: Neuhofer; Thomson ‐ South Lake HS 2nd: Zuniga; Kovac ‐ Palm Beach Gardens HS 3rd: Flores; Weisal ‐ Tampa Bay Tech 4th: Matondo; Morales ‐ Tampa Bay Tech 5th: McMillian; Tedesco ‐ Lake Gibson HS

CPR/First Aid 1st: Kirsch; Paolini ‐ West Boca Raton HS 2nd: Powers; Guerra ‐ West Florida HS 3rd: Riviezzo; Kar ‐ Middleton Sr. HS 4th: Felice; Jenkins ‐ Lakewood Ranch HS 5th: Harris; Irizarry ‐ Deltona HS

Emergency Medical Technician 1st: Shelowitz; Mezzetti ‐ West Boca Raton HS 2nd: Kappas; Levin ‐ West Boca Raton HS 3rd: Muhammad; Claxton ‐ West Boca Raton HS 4th: Patterson; Holloway ‐ Crestview HS 5th: Fortner; Bialorucki ‐ Crestview HS

Epidemiology 1st: Alexis Hartog ‐ Terra Environmental 2nd: Muhamed Hobi ‐ Wiregrass Ranch HS 3rd: Edward Brotgandel ‐ Land O’ Lakes HS 4th: Daniel Lee ‐ Timber Creek HS 5th: Jianing Xue ‐ King HS

Life Support Skills 1st: Olivia Packham ‐ Timber Creek HS 2nd: Natalia Ferrer ‐ Osceola HS 3rd: Rubmar Reyes‐Perez ‐ Timber Creek HS

MRC Partnership 1st: Cognetti; Frye; Whaley; Shuttera; Raymond; Huntley ‐ Palm Harbor Univ. HS 2nd: Izevbigie; Alvarez; Calero; Vidal ‐ MAST @ Homestead 3rd: Perfetto; Menedez; Johnson ‐ Bonita Springs HS 4th: Boukam; Flores‐Rivera; Hahn; Husain; Adhikary; Malladi ‐ Land O’ Lakes HS 5th: Wadding; Daurnheim; Daly ‐ South Ft. Myers HS

Public Health 1st: Glas; Scognamillo; Weech; Steele ‐ Park Vista HS 2nd: Buragadda; Ganduri ‐ Middleton Sr. HS 3rd: Moore; Bumgarner ‐ Gainesville HS 4th: Barajas; Gomez; Gomez; Sanchez ‐ John I. Leonard HS 5th: Owens; Powell ‐ South Sumter HS

Leadership Events Extemporaneous Health Poster 1st: Sara Compton ‐ Steinbrenner HS 2nd: Sana Lulu ‐ Eastside HS 3rd: Cathy Le ‐ Estero HS 4th: Isha Patel ‐ West Shore Jr./Sr. HS 5th: Zainab Lokhandwala ‐ King HS Extemporaneous Writing 1st: Seth Nenninger ‐ South Ft. Myers HS 2nd: Danya Awshah ‐ King HS 3rd: Karla Galeas ‐ Martin County HS 4th: Alexis Linder ‐ Rockledge HS 5th: Joan Burgos‐Melendez ‐ Belleview HS

Health Career Photography 1st: Bianca Gutierrez ‐ Lake Gibson HS 2nd: Khalia Jones ‐ Belleview HS 3rd: Tiffany Garcia ‐ Seminole HS 4th: Briana Robinson ‐ Belleview HS 5th: Madison Sawyer ‐ Mandarin HS Healthy Lifestyle 1st: Lauren Bishop ‐ Spanish River HS 2nd: Jonathan Beres ‐ Spanish River HS 3rd: Dekayla Duncan ‐ William H. Turner Tech 4th: Virginia Reichert ‐ Palm Harbor Univ. HS 5th: Kristjana Reppen ‐ North Bay Haven Career Acad.

Job Seeking Skills 1st: Noelle Matese ‐ Benjamin School 2nd: Valentina Ortega ‐ American Learning System 3rd: Nikhil Maddina ‐ King HS 4th: Stephanie Porvaznik ‐ South Sumter HS 5th: Cameron VanHorn ‐ Lake Gibson HS

Leadership Events (cont.) Job Seeking Skills 1st: Noelle Matese ‐ Benjamin School 2nd: Valentina Ortega ‐ American Learning System 3rd: Nikhil Maddina ‐ King HS 4th: Stephanie Porvaznik ‐ South Sumter HS 5th: Cameron VanHorn ‐ Lake Gibson HS Interviewing Skills 1st: Jessica Bellevue ‐ Royal Palm Beach Comm. HS 2nd: Mia Lipari‐Usry ‐ Bonita Springs HS 3rd: Valeria Roma‐Zamorano ‐ DeSoto County HS 4th: Jaida Laramore ‐ Palm Beach Lakes Comm. HS 5th: Lucildia Vasquez ‐ Palm Beach Lakes Comm. HS

Prepared Speaking 1st: Angelin Mathew ‐ American Learning System 2nd: Nathalie Averill ‐ Lake Minneola HS 3rd: Ashvin Tyagi ‐ King HS 4th: Melissa Canales ‐ Terra Environmental 5th: Lauren Genewick ‐ Palmetto HS Researched Persuasive Writing and Speaking 1st: Jared Thompson ‐ Lake Gibson HS 2nd: Meghana Nelluri ‐ Middleton Sr. HS 3rd: Laura Alpeter ‐ Gainesville HS 4th: Kaliyah Graham ‐ Deltona HS 5th: Riya Patel ‐ King HS

Teamwork Events Biomedical Debate 1st: Chintakayala; Mehra; Bhatta ‐ King HS 2nd: VijaySai; Somasumdaram; Dania ‐ American Learning System 3rd: Simmons; Williams; Guel ‐ Palmetto HS 4th: Galban; Ray; Arina ‐ MAST @ Homestead 5th: Brotgandel; Smith; Pineda ‐ Land O’ Lakes HS

Community Awareness 1st: Potter; Sanichara; Bhandary; Joshi ‐ Tampa Bay Tech 2nd: Eustache; Valembrun; Louissaint – William H. Turner Tech 3rd: Hadar; Kahn ‐ Spanish River HS 4th: Sakellarides; Decker; St. Pierre; Toenjes ‐ Palm Harbor Univ. HS 5th: Soto; Martinez ‐ St. Cloud HS Creative Problem Solving 1st: Holsten; Brashares; Behnke ‐ Palm Harbor Univ. HS 2nd: Legaspi; Le; Dela Rea; Sheng ‐ Ft. Myers HS 3rd: Sarnecki; Sheng; Gordon; Buchanan ‐ Flanagan HS 4th: Blanchette; Keefe; Dawes ‐ George Jenkins HS 5th: Rose; Askeland; Afong; Kindel ‐ Jensen Beach HS Forensic Medicine 1st: Sama; DiStefano ‐ American Learning System 2nd: Enamorado; Larnard ‐ Middleton HS 3rd: Sama; Ferrebus ‐ American Learning System 4th: Jankowitz; Camera ‐ Somerset Canyons HS 5th: Rauf; Su ‐ King HS Health Career Display 1st: Bulger; Thornton ‐ Palm Harbor Univ. HS 2nd: Quiros; Goncalves ‐ Cypress Bay HS 3rd: Stump; Moolchand ‐ Lake Minneola HS 4th: Fisher; Fisher ‐ Palm Harbor Univ. HS 5th: Rodriguez; Cotto‐Gonzales ‐ John I. Leonard HS Health Education 1st: Flojo; Yeomans; Peterman; Gruttadauria ‐ Sarasota HS 2nd: Menezes; Dos Santos; Thomas ‐ Coral Glades HS 3rd: Long; Maharaj; Dee; Alfieri ‐ Palm Beach Gardens HS 4th: Dorsaint; Osias; Polycarpe; Ghadafili ‐ William H. Turner Tech 5th: Abraham; Putnam; Mir; Miliam ‐ Bartow HS HOSA Bowl 1st: Aguirre; Gonzalez; Rumalla; Salinas ‐ West Port HS 2nd: Ghantous; Kinney; Marin; Mishra ‐ American Learning System 3rd: Eaton; Pitale; Saravanan ‐ Middleton HS 4th: Kapur; Kimbrell; Kizilbash; Patel ‐ Pensacola HS

Teamwork Events (cont.) Medical Innovation ‐ Existing 1st: Green; Bacchus; Reihoso ‐ West Boca Raton HS 2nd: Storace; Carruthers; Gonzales‐Sanchez ‐ Park Vista HS 3rd: Bogart; Agic ‐ Oakleaf HS 4th: Prado; Gil; Rodriguez ‐ MAST @ Homestead 5th: Manoj; Peerani ‐ Pembroke Pines Charter HS

Medical Innovation ‐ Original 1st: Misra; Zaheed; Ahern ‐ Middleton HS 2nd: Balk; Vo ‐ Land O’ Lakes HS 3rd: Raciot; Friedmeyer; Kugler; Rosen ‐ Palm Harbor Univ. HS 4th: Sadek; Rios; Jones; Bewley ‐ Harmony HS 5th: Bellaton; Lagos ‐ Somerset Canyons HS

Parliamentary Procedure 1st: Ferrer; Roque; Trejo; Reyes; Ondrizek‐Pupo; Laird; Amechazurra; Meneses ‐ Hialeah Gardens HS 2nd: Polcyn; Kinner; Root; Garcia; Franco; Polcyn; Cashell; Wilder ‐ Deltona HS 3rd: Miklos; O’Keefe; McCammon; Lea; Peeva ‐ Jupiter HS 4th: Whitlock; Perez; Johnson; Mesnard; Richards; Moseley ‐ Union County HS 5th: Slbodian; Murphy; Laird; Mitchell; Alba; MacDonald ‐ Gulf Breeze HS

Public Service Announcement 1st: Cherry; Brown; Hansen ‐ Somerset Canyons HS 2nd: Bhargav; Thalakola; Palli; Ainpudi; Contractor ‐ King HS 3rd: Davis; Turner; Roebuck; Stewart; Bui ‐ West Florida HS 4th: Townsend; Velazquez; Martinez ‐ MAST @ Homestead 5th: Majethia; Guduru; Gupte; Guidorizzi – Middleton HS

Healthcare Issues Exam 1st: Mollie Badenhorst, Plant City HS 2nd: Grace Kimbrell, Pensacola HS 3rd: Lised Sanchez, Plant City HS 4th: Ashley Wilder, Deltona HS 5th: Adam Hudson, Pine Ridge HS 6th: Marissa Hernandez, Plant City HS 7th: Mehul Kapur, Pensacola HS 8th: Linda Shih, Pine View 9th: Lena Grant, Bartow HS 10th: Isabelle Benoit, Pine Ridge HS HOSA Happenings Coral Glades HS Cypress Bay HS Flanagan HS North Bay Haven Career Academy MRC Volunteer Recognition Alexis Wadding ‐ South Ft. Myers HS Aubrey Dauernheim ‐ South Ft. Myers HS HOSA Service Project

Merit Level (minimum $500/500 hours) Coral Glades HS

Cypress Bay HS Flanagan HS

Recognition Level (minimum $100/100 hours) Middleburg HS Outstanding HOSA Chapter American Learning System Cypress Bay HS Deltona HS Flanagan HS Jupiter HS Middleburg HS Park Vista

Recognition Events

Outstanding Courtesy Corps Members 1st: Jay Chavakula ‐ Canterbury School 2nd: Sophia Iregui ‐ Bonita Springs HS

3rd: Shamsia Younus ‐ Palm Beach Gardens HS 4th: Stephanie Porvaznik ‐ South Sumter HS

5th: Philrosen Monfieston Sejour ‐ Winter Haven HS

Barbara James Service Award

Yamilet Aviles - Ft. Pierce Central HS Elizabeth Baldor - Terra Environmental Adam Blahnik - Terra Environmental Ana Blanco - Terra Environmental Allenza Brizard - South Fort Myers HS Cassandra Connor - Ft. Pierce Central HS Mallerie Coss-Vargas - Lake Minneola HS Jose Enriquez - Ft. Pierce Central HS Sebastian Falconi - Ft. Pierce Central HS Karla Garcia - Deltona HS Orianna Gonzalez - South Fort Myers HS Kaliyah Graham - Deltona HS Ryan Helmes - Deltona HS Mohammad Iqbal - Tampa Bay Tech Josh Kovac - Palm Beach Gardens HS Tiffany Lambeth - Deltona HS Sofia Laviosa - Wiregrass Ranch HS Katelyn Lazara - Miami Springs Senior HS Alex Macias - Miami Springs Senior HS Sapna Maharaj - Palm Beach Gardens HS Julienne Marenco - Miami Springs Senior HS Michelle Martinez - Palm Beach Gardens HS Hayley Melvin - Deltona HS Xena Menezes - Coral Glades HS Raquel Morales - Terra Environmental Layla Owens - Deltona HS Eesha Patel - Land O' Lakes HS Hemangi Rajpal - American Learning System Maria Ramirez - Ft. Pierce Central HS Kimberly Ramos - Palm Beach Gardens HS Tamia Renaud - Ft. Pierce Central HS Emily Rivas - Palm Beach Gardens HS Arielle Robinson - Deltona HS Emily Rodriguez - Terra Environmental Yashira Sanchez - Deltona HS Bainazeer Sheikh - Miami Springs Senior HS Benjamin Taulbee - Ft. Pierce Central HS Karen Trujillo - South Fort Myers HS Becca Vadney - Belleview HS Jalyric Vivians - Deltona HS Alexis Wadding - South Fort Myers HS Julia Wilson - Deltona HS Ashley Wilson - Deltona HS Daniel Zuniga - Palm Beach Gardens HS

Maheen Ali - Deltona HS Huda Arif - Coral Glades HS Maria Barreto - Miami Springs Senior HS Telease Bowen - Coral Glades HS James Cannon - Terra Environmental Mackenzie Coleman - New Smyrna Beach HS Briana Deleon - Deltona HS Yedanny Dominguez - Ft. Pierce Central HS Kelly Drescher - Deltona HS Da'Vayziah Fleming - Deltona HS

Emily Acosta - Miami Springs Sr. HS Grace Aguila - Miami Springs Sr. HS Kartika Ahern - Middleton HS Aleena Aji - Middleton HS Nameera Ali - Deltona HS Lindsey Boger - Deltona HS Olivia Burnaman - Palm Harbor Univ. HS Alexa Camejo - Miami Springs Sr. HS Maya Caron - Deltona HS Aneth Castaneda - Miami Springs Sr. HS Harris Choudhary - Tampa Bay Tech Emma Daly - South Fort Myers HS Lasya Damaraju - West Shore Jr./Sr HS Aubrey Dauernheim - South Fort Myers HS Aaliyah Degraff-Frias - Deltona HS Barbara James Service Award Carolyn Elliott - Lake Minneola HS Joseph Engleman - Wiregrass Ranch HS Jacqueline Espinoza - South Fort Myers HS Sarah Freeman - Middleburg HS Antonio Garcia - Miami Springs Sr. HS Evangeline George - Coral Glades HS Alyssa Gershon - Somerset Canyons HS Yamira Gonzalez - Miami Springs Sr. HS Alexander Gonzalez - South Fort Myers HS Zoeya Gordon - Flanagan HS Chase Hap - Jupiter HS Clayton Harris - Deltona HS Gloria Harrison - Zephyrhills HS Amanda Hogarth - Atlantic Coast HS Alejandra Irizarry - Deltona HS Cody Jones - Middleburg HS Rachana Kandru - Middleton HS Pragnya Kulkarni - Middleton HS Lucas Manko - Palm Beach Gardens HS Teshri Mansaram - Flanagan HS Aidan Meyers - West Shore Jr./Sr HS

Reaghan Miller - Deltona HS Lauren Miller - Somerset Canyons HS Matilyn Million - Deltona HS Isabella Miolla - Somerset Canyons HS Dustin Moldthan - Deltona HS Maria Moreno - Deltona HS Haley o' Connor - Ft. Pierce Central HS Ryan Ochiuzzo - Deltona HS Zena Omer - Tampa Bay Tech Chiara Perfetto - Bonita Springs HS Tan Phung - Palm Beach Gardens HS Brandon Popple - Deltona HS Jerithza Quinteros Perez - Deltona HS Jesus Rodriguez - Miami Springs Sr. HS Adriana Rosado - Mandarin HS Kaitlyn Ruth - Flanagan HS Omayra Sanchez - Deltona HS Ramiro Sanchez Ramos - South Fort Myers HS Linda Shih - Pine View School Kanison Simms - Palm Beach Gardens HS Adam Speiser - Somerset Canyons HS Kathryn Srybnykh - Mandarin HS Amanda Tegge - Deltona HS Hailie Turner - Mandarin HS Ervin Vasquez - Terra Environmental Sebastian Verrier - Terra Environmental Eduardo Vilchez - Miami Springs Sr. HS Nicole Whisler - Lake Minneola HS Sandhya Yerra - Coral Glades HS Shamsia Yonus - Palm Beach Gardens HS Esther Yupanqui - Miami Springs Sr. HS Nicholas Zois - New Smyrna Beach HS Christopher Zuelke - Palm Harbor Univ. HS Matthew Zuelke - Palm Harbor Univ. HS Jacob Zuluaga - Deltona HS

Tamia Foxx-Bailey - Ft. Pierce Central HS Taylor Hughey - Coral Glades HS Meghan Kolenda - Zephyrhills HS Grace Michalk - Palm Harbor Univ. HS Emilie Ramos-Bertubin - Deltona HS Mya Simard - Wiregrass Ranch HS Kianna Stach - South Fort Myers HS Akshaya Thoutam - Middleton HS Irene Vallejo - Ft. Pierce Central HS

Health Science Events Dental Terminology 1st: Brandon Valerio ‐ Nova Southeastern University Medical Spelling 1st: Jenna Stephenson ‐ University of South Florida 2nd: Pooja Singu ‐ University of South Florida 3rd: Kayla Senger ‐ Indian River State College 4th: Adrianne Chavarria ‐ Robert Morgan Ed. Center 5th: Mariam Webb ‐ University of South Florida Medical Terminology 1st: Keyshawn Davis ‐ University of South Florida 2nd: Tiara Desper ‐ University of South Florida 3rd: Christopher Kwiat ‐ University of South Florida 4th: Jessica Hallett ‐ Nova Southeastern University 5th: Ashleyan Andrews ‐ Osceola Technical College Medical Math 1st: Sharif Hernandez ‐ University of South Florida 2nd: Adam Smith ‐ Fort Myers Technical College 3rd: Daniel Silva ‐ University of Central Florida 4th: Natazie Quinones‐ University of Florida 5th: Danielle Suggs ‐ Pensacola State College Medical Reading 1st: Allison Cates ‐ University of South Florida 2nd: Caitlin Roycraft ‐ University of South Florida 3rd: Akera Sanders‐ Manatee Technical College 4th: Daschka Darius ‐ Orange Tech College‐ Westside 5th: Vidhi Raval ‐ Nova Southeastern University Knowledge Test ‐ Behavioral Health 1st: Dieuliette Joseph ‐ Indian River State College Knowledge Test ‐ Human Growth & Development 1st: Luis Alvarez ‐ University of South Florida 2nd: Daniela Avila ‐ University of South Florida 3rd: Jeffrey Fuscado ‐ University of South Florida‐St. Petersburg

Knowledge Test ‐ Medical Law and Ethics 1st: Alyssa McGee ‐ University of South Florida Knowledge Test ‐ Nutrition 1st: Eloise Leibe ‐ University of South Florida Knowledge Test ‐ Pathophysiology 1st: Satya Dantuluri ‐ University of South Florida 2nd: Ashley Shelton ‐ University of South Florida Knowledge Test ‐ Pharmacology 1st: Brenda Baxcajay ‐ Manatee Technical College 2nd: Katherine Donges ‐ Cape Coral Technical College 3rd: Elizabeth Paillan ‐ Orange Tech College‐Westside 4th: Anna Zantiso ‐ Manatee Technical College 5th: Isaias Zelaya ‐ Manatee Technical College

Health Professions Events Clinical Nursing 1st: Shelby Elmes ‐ Cape Coral Technical College 2nd: Randon Arce ‐ Polk State College‐Lakeland Clinical Specialty 1st: Taalia Azharuddin ‐ Nova Southeastern University Dental Science 1st: Magaly Sanchez ‐ Robert Morgan Ed. Center 2nd: Randy Vigiano ‐ University of South Florida 3rd: Marissa Maldonado ‐ Robert Morgan Ed. Center 4th: Taraphanie Gayot ‐ University of Central Florida 5th: Alexis Bailey ‐ University of South Florida‐St. Petersburg Nursing Assisting 1st: Rachel Clark ‐ Fort Myers Technical College Pharmacy Science 1st: Erica Tiwari ‐ Osceola Technical College 2nd: Samantha Cowie ‐ Manatee Technical College 3rd: Marisol Sanchez ‐Silos ‐ Manatee Technical College 4th: Amanda Stores ‐ Pensacola State College

Leadership Events Extemporaneous Health Poster 1st: Aeyanna Lucero ‐ Indian River State College 2nd: Sobia Khan ‐ Nova Southeastern University 3rd: Andrea Ferreira Gosling ‐ Orange Tech College‐ Westside 4th: Kesiah Patterson ‐ Osceola Technical College Extemporaneous Writing 1st: Daniela Pinzon ‐ Nova Southeastern University Healthy Lifestyle 1st: Sabby Hightower ‐ Indian River State College Job Seeking Skills 1st: Deonte Clarke ‐ Osceola Technical College Prepared Speaking 1st: Wilford Miranda ‐ Nova Southeastern University 2nd: Destiny Rodriguez ‐ Osceola Technical College 3rd: Saranda Rossin ‐ University of South Florida 4th: Vivian Dang ‐ Nova Southeastern University 5th: Farhan Uddin ‐ University of Central Florida Researched Persuasive Writing and Speaking 1st: Alexa Albanese ‐ Nova Southeastern University 2nd: Anthony Moscoi ‐ University of Central Florida 3rd: Victoria Buezo ‐ Indian River State College

Health Professions Events (cont.)

Physical Therapy 1st: Daniel Kipp ‐ Pensacola State College Sports Medicine 1st: Natalie Nagib ‐ University of South Florida Veterinary Science 1st: Christina Zaccardi ‐ Pensacola State College 2nd: Natalia Menendez ‐ Orange Tech College‐ Westside 3rd: Elmer Rivera ‐ Orange Tech College‐Westside

Emergency Preparedness Events

CPR/First Aid 1st: Gorjavolu; Diaz ‐ Nova Southeastern University 2nd: Tran; Pollman ‐ Nova Southeastern University Epidemiology 1st: Olivia Persinger ‐ University of South Florida Public Health 1st: Alishi; Ilhomova; Sawyer; Ilhomova; Colon; Deseme ‐ Osceola Technical College 2nd: Cruz; Jacob; Garcia; Lara; Davis ‐ Polk State College‐Lakeland

Recognition Events Barbara James Service Award

Gold Level Satya Dantuluri ‐ University of South Florida Jessica Hallett ‐ Nova Southeastern University Alyssa McGee ‐ University of South Florida

Bronze Level Luis Alvarez ‐ University of South Florida Daniela Avila ‐ University of South Florida

Outstanding HOSA Chapter University of South Florida Healthcare Issues Exam 1st: Allison Cates ‐ University of South Florida 2nd: Victoria Buezo ‐ Indian River State College HOSA Happenings Indian River State College HOSA Service Project Merit Level (minimum $500/500 hours) Nova Southeastern University

Teamwork Events Biomedical Debate 1st: Nadeem; Bizarretty; Viegas ‐ University of South Florida 2nd: Bayard; Hamilton; William; Hernandez ‐ Orange Tech College‐Westside Community Awareness 1st: Patel; Devaguptapu ‐ University of Florida Forensic Medicine 1st: Huang; Lopez ‐ University of Central Florida Health Career Display 1st: Ruiz; Tafner‐Nunes ‐ Orange Tech College‐ Westside 2nd: Almendarez; Schramm ‐ Orange Tech College‐ Westside 3rd: Salazar; Perry ‐ University of South Florida 4th: Arevalo; Mejia ‐ Osceola Technical College 5th: Ginquitti; Gonzales ‐ University of South Florida‐ St. Petersburg Health Education 1st: Jha; Nomula; Parekh ‐ University of South Florida 2nd: Revollo; Raines ‐ Orange Tech College‐Westside 3rd: Patel; Rajesh; Shah ‐ Nova Southeastern University HOSA Bowl 1st: Azharuddin; Czubemat; Zacharia ‐ Nova Southeastern University Parliamentary Procedure 1st: Sill; Smith; Phan; Clarke; Carter; DiCocco; Vo; Vega ‐ University of Central Florida Public Service Announcement 1st: Patel; Patel; Patel; Patel ‐ University of South Florida

Outstanding Courtesy Corps Member 1st: Sabby Hightower ‐ Indian River State College

Florida HOSA greatly appreciates the time and effort each advisor puts forth every year to see our members succeed. Indeed, Florida HOSA would not be one of the leading State Associations it is today without its talented and caring advisors. Because our members also recognize the impact advisors have on students’ lives, many of them nominated their advisors for these awards. While each Florida HOSA advisor is certainly deserving, our Outstanding Advisors this year are:

Thank you for all that you do!

Outstanding Secondary Rookie Advisor Shannon Grant ‐ Bonita Springs High School

Outstanding Postsecondary Rookie Advisor Jessica Wilson ‐ University of Central Florida

Outstanding Chapter Advisor ‐ Middle School Pam Rahn ‐ R. Dan Nolan Middle School

Outstanding Chapter Advisor ‐ Secondary Amanda Lyden ‐ South Sumter High School

The 2019 Florida HOSA Honorary Lifetime Member Award

Outstanding AdvisorsOur 2018 - 2019

Dr. Etta McCulloch Award ‐ $1,100 Sophie Ginsburg Xena Menezes ‐ $700 Somerset Academy Canyons High Coral Glades High School Advisor: Kristen Berry Advisor: Nancy Boulger

Elijah Gelongo ‐ $700 Zoeya Gordon ‐ $700 Southeast High School Charles W. Flanagan High School Advisor: Dr. Jennifer Catlin Advisor: Patricia Hird Destiny Flores ‐ $700 Gainesville High School Advisor: Janine Plavac

Postsecondary Florida HOSA State Officer Award ‐ $1,000 Jeena Zacharia Nova Southeastern University Advisor: Omar Eldakar

Secondary Alternates First Alternate Second Alternate Postsecondary Alternate Katherine Morales Enya Clancy Aeyanna Lucero MAST @ Homestead Somerset Academy Canyons Indian River State College Advisor: Lema Gilliard Advisor: Kristin Berry Advisor: Emlyn Anderson

Florida HOSA Foundation Scholarship

Secondary

HOEAF Scholarship

Yashira Sanchez Deltona High School

Advisor: Brandy Meadows

2018 - 2020 HOSA Service Project

Florida HOSA State Office 13570 NW 101st Drive Suite 200 Alachua, FL 32615 Office: (386) 462‐ HOSA Fax: (386) 518‐6875 Web: www.flhosa.org

Want to learn more about Florida HOSA?

ILC Advisor Reminder:

All Florida HOSA Advisors/Chaperones

attending ILC 2019 are requested to pick-up their Conference Registration Packets from

the Florida HOSA State Team on the first day of the conference.

Florida registration will take place on Wednesday, June 19th from

8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.

Signs will be posted directing you to the correct room upon your

arrival at the conference.

Florida HOSA has been assigned three competitive events at the ILC this year -

CPR/First Aid, Epidemiology, and Researched Persuasive Writing & Speaking.

Attending Advisors - we will contact you with your event assignment in late May.

We appreciate your assistance!

Visit http://ilc.hosa.org/ for more info!

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