MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2015 10:00  -­  1:00pm   12:00  -­  2:00pm     12:00-­3:00pm   12:00  -­  2:15pm     12:30-­2:15pm  

2:00  –  5:30pm   3:00pm  

3:00-­5:00pm   3:00-­5:00pm   3:30-­4:30pm   4:00-­5:00pm   4:30  –  5:30pm     5:00  -­  7:00pm   6:00  -­  7:30pm   6:30  -­  7:30pm   7:30  –  8:45pm  

8:45  –  9:15pm     8:45  –  10:30pm   9:00  –  10:30pm  

Pre  Conference  Tours  and  Activities  (Off-­Site)     Registration  Check-­In:  Advisors  Only   -­Turn  in  Participation  Forms     Luggage  Storage  

  Georgia  1  

Exhibit  Hall  Open     HOSA  Showcase  Set  Up   Students  to  Check  In  their  Displays  and  Posters     Georgia  HOSA  Shuttle  to  Bus  Parking   -­Drop-­off  and  pick-­up  for  bus  drivers  only.  All  other  passengers  and   luggage  should  be  unloaded  at  hotel  prior  to  parking  at  the  Marshalling   Yard   HOSA  Help  Desk  &  HOSA  Store         HOSA  Recruitment  Display  Top  10  Announced   Will  be  posted  on  social  media,  as  well  as  at  the  HOSA  Help  Desk  and   outside  of  the  HOSA  Showcase  Room     Jr.  HOSA  Interviewing  Skills  Contest     Speaking  Contest     Healthcare  Panel:  Telehealth     Top  10  HOSA  Recruitment  Display  Presentations     Competitive  Events  Demos     Dinner  on  your  Own     HOSA  Showcase  Open  for  Attendees     HOSA  Help  Desk  &  HOSA  Store       Opening  Session   Students  MUST  Be  in  HOSA  Uniform  Attire   Doors  opening  at  7pm     Chapter  President’s  Meeting     -­  Chapter  Presidents  to  move  to  front  row  after  session     HOSA  Help  Desk  &  HOSA  Store   HOSA  Game  Night     HOSA  Karaoke     HOSA  Dance        

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Capital  Ballroom   North   Georgia  Hall   Georgia  9   Main  Hotel   Entrance  

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9:00  –  10:30pm  

11:00pm  

  HOSA  Showcase  Open  for  Attendees   -­Voting  open  for  State  Pin  Design  Contest  and  State  T-­shirt  Design   Contest-­  ballots  must  be  submitted  at  HOSA  Help  Desk  by  10:30pm     Curfew   Students  out  past  curfew  without  a  chaperone  or  advisor  will  be  sent   home  

Georgia  9  

 

  TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2015  

Luggage  Storage  Provided  by  Bell  Stand   Capital   You  must  check  out  of  hotel  rooms  by  10:30am   Ballroom  North     7:30  –  8:45am   Breakfast  on  Your  Own-­  Sheraton  will  have  some  Grab  and  Go     Options  outside  of  the  Georgia  Ballrooms     8:15  -­  2:30pm   HOSA  Store  and  Help  Desk  Open   Georgia  1     8:45am   LIVE  Tweeting  and  Facebook  Posting  of  Finalists!!     @GeorgiaHOSA    |    Search  Facebook  –  Georgia  HOSA     9:00  -­  9:45am   Workshop  Session  1   -­Full  descriptions  and  rooms  are  listed  in  the  workshops  list.     10:00  –  10:45am   Workshop  Session  2     9:30  -­  11:30am   Advisor  Session:  Great  Ideas  for  your  Health  Science  Classroom   Capital   from  HSTEA   Ballroom     South   11:00  –  11:45pm   Workshop  Session  3       11:45  –  1:15pm   Lunch  on  Your  Own       1:30  –  2:15pm   Workshop  Session  4         2:15-­3:00pm   HOSA  Showcase  Items  to  be  picked  up  from  HOSA  Help  Desk-­  all  items   Georgia  1   not  picked  up  by  chapter  will  be  discarded     2:30  –  3:00pm   Awards  Session     Grand  Ballroom   Students  MUST  Be  in  HOSA  Uniform  Attire     2:15  -­  3:45pm   Georgia  HOSA  Shuttle  to  Bus  Parking   Main  Hotel   Drop  Off  and  Pick-­Up  Bus  Drivers  Only-­  No  Luggage   Entrance      

Don’t miss Monday’s Healthcare Panel! One  of  Georgia  HOSA’s  newest  additions  to  the  Fall  Leadership  Conference  is  the  Healthcare  Discussion   Panel.    The  panel  will  crackle  with  energy,  elicit  fresh  ideas,  and  bring  the  audience  into  the   discussion.    The  panel,  involving  physicians  and  other  healthcare  professionals,  will  discuss  a  different   healthcare  topic  each  year  with  the  goal  of  informing  our  Georgia  HOSA  members  on  the  latest  trends  and   topics  of  healthcare.  This  year’s  topic  is  Telehealth.  This  is  one  more  step  in  preparing  HOSA  members  to   Be  the  Better  Candidate.    

   

WORKSHOPS Leadership  Lessons  from  The  Hunger  Games   Presented  by  Fred  Grooms   Learn  leadership  lessons  from  the  popular  book  and  movie  series,  The  Hunger   Games.  The  characters  of  this  series  can  teach  you  a  great  deal  about  understanding   the  dynamics  of  leadership.    Everyone  will  find  themselves  leading  others.  So  you   need  to  learn  to  identify  different  leadership  styles,  when  to  use  them  and  which  style   you  may  lean  on  the  most.  This  is  a  multi-­media  presentation.    You  don't  have  to  have   seen  the  movie  or  read  the  book  to  learn  these  lessons.     Open  Heart  Surgery   Presented  by  Dr.  Roy  Wampole   Overview  of  a  Coronary  Artery  Bypass  Graft  -­  heart  surgery.  The  presentation   includes  the  progression  of  a  surgical  procedure  with  explanations  of  the  various   professional  positions.  The  duties  and  interaction  between  team  members  are   highlighted.  Surgical  instrumentation  is  displayed  for  hands  on  opportunities.     Outclass  the  Competition   Presented  by  Ms.  D.  Lassiter,  Perfectly  Polished   Students  will  learn  valuable  business  etiquette  information  and  gain  strategies  to   empower  them  to  move  with  ease  and  confidence  on  any  level  in  the  business  and   social  arena  and  to  present  themselves  with  a  positive  professional  image.       The  Leukemia  and  Lymphoma  Society-­  Pennies  for  Patients   Presented  by  Jessica  Douglas  and  Emily  DeVane   The  Leukemia  &  Lymphoma  Society  is  HOSA’s  National  Service  Project.  Our  mission   is  to  find  a  cure  for  all  blood  cancers  and  improve  the  lives  of  our  patients  and  their   families.  LLS  has  invested  over  $1  billion  in  research  and  made  a  significant  impact  in   the  general  cancer  arena.  Attend  a  workshop  to  come  and  learn  more  about  the   organization  and  how  you  can  make  a  difference  in  the  fight  against  blood  cancer   through  participating  in  the  Pennies  for  Patients  program!     Athletic  Training     Presented  by  Steven  Patterson  MS,  ATC,  LAT,  Athletic  Training  Program  Director,   Georgia  Southern  University   During  this  course,  attendees  will  be  introduced  to  the  field  of  athletic  training  as  well   as  some  examples  of  basic  skills  associated  with  the  HOSA  curriculum.  During  the   presentation  the  attendees  will  learn  about  the  profession  of  athletic  training,   education  requirements,  settings  for  employment  as  well  as  learning  proper   techniques  in  taping  and  wrapping.    

Grand   Ballroom  

Stroke  Managers-­  Time  is  Brain   Presented  by  Taylor  Esdale,  Deborah  Camp,  Lisa  Jackson,  Stroke  Managers.   Piedmont  Healthcare   Stroke  managers  will  be  reviewing  the  prevalence  of  strokes  in  the  United  States  and   the  major  stroke  syndromes.    We  will  also  be  covering  how  to  recognize  a  stroke  and   the  pattern  of  symptoms  for  either  ischemic  or  hemorrhagic  strokes.    Once  someone   can  recognize  a  stroke,  getting  them  to  a  treatment  facility  that  can  administer  tPA  is   very  important.    tPA  reduces  disability  for  a  stroke  patient  and  that  is  great  because   stroke  is  the  number  one  cause  for  disability.    Lastly,  we  will  be  going  over  risk  factors   and  emphasizing  the  importance  of  taking  action  with  the  modifiable  factors.          

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Georgia  2    

Georgia  3  

    Getting  More  Women  in  STEM  Careers   Presented  by  Jenniffer  Stetler,  Young  Women  in  Bio-­  Atlanta   Young  Women  in  Bio  (YWIB)  is  a  special  committee  of  Women  In  Bio  (WIB).  YWIB   focuses  on  creating  interactive  demos  to  teach  girls  about  basic  biology  and  the   careers  that  utilize  these  principles.  In  this  workshop,  we  will  discuss  the  basic  biology   of  vaccines  and  DNA  isolation  and  the  careers  that  use  these  principles.     Innovate  Through  Your  Competitive  Nature   Presented  by  State  Officers  Priya  Rathakrishnan  and  Brook  Beasley   This  workshop  is  designed  to  help  members  find  their  place  within  the  HOSA   Competitive  Events  Program.  With  exciting  simulations  and  stations  filled  with  various   activities  that  resemble  the  6  different  categories  of  competitive  events,  members  are   sure  to  have  an  engaging  and  worthwhile  time  as  they  participate  in  fun  activities  and   learn  more  about  each  category.  This  workshop  will  be  a  great  tool  for  members  to   use  to  help  narrow  down  the  many  choices  of  competitions  available!       Homecare  is  NOT  for  Wimps!   Presented  by  Triff  Cook,  CMC,  Homecare  Association   Did  you  know  that  about  93%  of  older  adults  prefer  to  stay  at  home  rather  than  move   to  assisted  living  or  nursing  home?    What  does  this  mean?    It  means  that  there  will  be   more  and  more  need  for  caregivers  to  visit  to  their  client’s  homes  to  deliver  personal   care  and  assistance.    But  going  into  someone’s  home  is  not  as  easy  as  it  may   sound.    Caregivers  must  be  versed  in  everything  from  sensitivity  to  cultural   differences,  understanding  of  how  a  home  works  to  what  to  do  in  case  of  a  client’s   extreme  distress.    When  in  a  facility,  there  is  always  a  nurse  or  doctor  down  the  hall,   but  in  someone’s  home  that  is  not  the  case!    Come  learn  more  about  this  exciting  field   where  need  and  opportunity  abound!     Finding  a  Career  That  Makes  an  Impact   Presented  by  Dr.  Dawn  Cadwallader,  Life  University   This  inspirational  and  motivational  workshop  is  an  introduction  into  the  world  of   chiropractic,  nutrition,  and  sports  health  science  and  the  endless  possibilities  that   individuals  can  pursue  in  order  to  have  a  career  and  life  of  their  dreams  based  on   natural  health.    Dr.  Dawn  will  guide  students  to  define  their  purpose  in  life  and  how  to   make  an  impact  on  the  world  by  living  a  life  of  their  dreams  while  creating  miracles  for   themselves  and  others.     Inspire  to  Become  the  Better  Candidate   Presented  by  State  Officers  Ayesha  Ahuja  and  Hayley  Fritch   This  workshop  will  help  members  determine  their  own  personal  definition  of  a  leader.   They  will  have  the  opportunity  to  learn  how  to  be  an  effective  member,  to  grow  their   chapter,  and  to  use  engagement  techniques.  Members  will  take  part  in  a  series  of   activities  to  teach  them  about  leadership  and  what  they  can  do  to  help  their   community.                      

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  Ignite  and  Break  the  Ice!   Presented  by  State  Officer  Amelia  Szabo   Ignite  &  Break  the  Ice  is  a  workshop  designed  to  give  activities  for  chapters  to  develop   an  engaging  chapter  meeting  atmosphere.  These  activities  range  from  energizing   activities  to  ice-­breakers  to  teambuilding  activities.  The  different  types  of  activities   serve  different  purposes  in  the  chapter  meeting  setting,  for  instance;;  ice  breakers   allow  members  to  get  to  know  one  another  better,  teambuilding  activities  allow   members  to  compete  in  a  friendly  setting,  and  energizing  activities  allow  members  to   get  up,  move  around,  and  have  fun  during  a  long  meeting  or  during  the  downtime  of   an  event.     Biotechnology  and  You:  Discovering  Tomorrow’s  Breakthroughs   Presented  by  Melissa  Nikolic,  Georgia  BioEd  Institute   Have  you  ever  wondered  how  scientific  breakthroughs  happen?    Are  you  interested  in   working  to  develop  the  next  breakthrough  disease  treatment?    Join  the  Georgia  BioEd   Institute  for  a  fun  hands-­on  workshop  and  learn  what  a  future  in  biotechnology  would   look  like  for  you!     Healthcare  Opportunities  in  Functional  Neurology   Presented  by  Michael  W.  Hall,  DL,  FIALN,  Neuro  Life  Institute/LIFE  University   This  workshop  will  introduce  the  essential  principles  involving  functional  neurology  in   healthcare  today.  Attendees  will  have  the  opportunity  to  explore  these  principles  and   see  them  applied  to  everyday  life.     Advisor  Session-­  Great  Ideas  for  your  Health  Science  Classroom  from  HSTEA   Presented  by  Dr.  Lynne  Clarke   Door  Prizes  will  be  given!      

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Georgia  12  

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State Officer Team

 

(L  to  R)  President,  Priya  Rathakrishnan,  Emory  University;;  Vice  President,  Hayley  Fritch,  Southeast   Bulloch  HS;;  President-­Elect,  Ayesha  Ahuja,  Lambert  HS;;  Secretary,  Amelia  Szabo,  Bremen  HS;;  Reporter,   Brook  Beasley,  Ola  HS