2016 Conference Program for reference

2016 State Leadership Conference Agenda Atlanta Marriott Marquis
Saturday, February 27, 2016
7:00-8:00pm Early Bird Check In
Imperial Registration Desk
Sunday, February 28, 2016
9:30-3:00pm
9:30-12:30pm
*Competitors will need a pencil and their Scantron forms for all testing events
Luggage Storage Available International ABC
*Georgia HOSA is not responsible for luggage left unattended.
Registration Check In
Imperial Registration Desk
*Turn in Participation Forms for all attendees
*Turn in Entries for Chapter Reflections and HOSA Happenings at the CE Desk in the
Registration Check In Area, if not submitted before conference
9:30-1:00pm Shuttle from Marshalling Yard to Marriott Marquis for Bus Drivers
*Shuttle will only transport drivers- after parking, shuttle will meet at the GWCC
Marshalling Yard Gate
9:30-8:15pm HOSA Store/Conference Help Desk Open
Marquis Registration Desk
11:30-2:00pm
11:30-5:00pm
Healthcare Issues Exam Imperial Ballroom
*Testing window- please allot enough time to complete your exam by 2:00pm
Study Hall
Quiet Study Room
Team/Practice Room 2:00-2:45pm Courtesy Corps Orientation 3:00-4:30pm
2
Round 1 Testing- Non Team Events
*Competitors will need a pencil for all testing events
Biomedical Laboratory Science
Clinical Nursing
Dental Science
Healthy Lifestyle
Home Health Aide
Medical Assisting
M301
M303
A703
Imperial Ballroom
Medical Spelling
Nursing Assisting
Physical Therapy
Sports Medicine
Veterinary Science
3:00-4:30pm Round 1 Testing- Team Events
*Competitors will need a pencil for all testing events
Biomedical Debate
CERT
Creative Problem Solving
EMT
Forensic Medicine
HOSA Bowl
Parliamentary Procedure
3:00-5:00pmEpidemiology
Testing
3:00-5:00pm Public Health Preliminary Round
3:30-5:00pm CPR/First Aid
Testing
3:30-5:00pm Extemporaneous Writing Orientation and Event
3:30-4:30pm Health Career Display
Orientation and Event Set Up
3:30-4:30pm Medical Photography
Orientation and Event Set Up
3:30-4:30pm Researched Persuasive Speaking
Orientation and Submission of Event Items
6:00-8:00pm Public Service Announcement Preliminary Round
7:00-7:30pm Competitive Event Orientations
Clinical Specialty- Submission of Event Items
Job Seeking Skills - Submission of Event Items
Medical Innovations- Event Set Up
A707
A705
L401
A706
A602
A601
A708
A701
M108
A704
M106
Int. 4
Int. 10
A702
L402
A701
A706
Int. 9
3
7:00-7:45pm
7:30-8:00pm
8:30pm
9:00pm
Interviewing Skills
Orientation Submission of Event Items
Competitive Event Orientations
Community Awareness
Extemporaneous Health Poster
Health Education
Life Support Skills
MRC Partnership
Personal Care
Prepared Speaking A705
A601
M106
A602
A707
A704
A708
M105
Doors Open for Opening Session
Opening Session
Marquis and Atrium Ballrooms
*All attendees must have their ballroom ribbons on their name badge to be admitted into
the Opening Sessions. Ribbons have been placed in your Registration Envelope for your
chapter’s assigned ballroom
9:45-10:15pm Candidate Question and Answer Forum
Atrium Ballroom
*Anyone may attend- you do not have to have an Atrium Ballroom Ribbon
12:00amCurfew
Monday, February 29, 2016
7:30-7:00pm
7:30-8:30am
7:30-5:00pm
9:00-4:00pm
*Competitors will need a pencil and their Scantron forms for all testing events
9:00-10:30am
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HOSA Store/Conference Help Desk
*Ballots due by 7:00pm
Marquis Registration Desk
Competitive Events Session 1: Judge and Event
Personnel Breakfast
A601
Study Hall
Imperial A
Exhibitor Booths and Campaign Tables Open
Marquis Foyer
Written Tests
Dental Terminology
Medical Terminology
Medical Math
Imperial B
9:00-12:30pm Competitive Events Session 1
Biomedical Laboratory Science
CERT Skills
Clinical Specialty
Community Awareness Dental Science
EMT
Extemporaneous Health Poster
Health Career Display
Health Education
Healthy Lifestyles
Home Health Aide
Interviewing Skills
Job Seeking Skills
Medical Innovations
Medical Photography
Medical Spelling
Public Service Announcement
Researched Persuasive Speaking
Sports Medicine
Veterinary Science
10:00-4:00pm
12:30-1:30pm
Int. 2
M202
Int. 3
M301
Int. A
A703
A704
Int. 4
M303
Int. C
Int. B
L402
L403
Int. 9
Int. 10
A702
A703
A703
Int. 1
L401
Educational Workshops
* See Information in Program for More Details
M101-109
Competitive Events Session 2: Judge and Event Personnel Luncheon
A601
2:00-3:30pm Knowledge Tests
Behavioral Health
Human Growth and Development
Medical Law and Ethics
Nutrition
Pathophysiology
Pharmacology
Transcultural Healthcare
2:00-5:30pm Competitive Events Session 2
Biomedical Debate
Clinical Nursing
CPR/First Aid
Creative Problem Solving
Forensic Medicine
HOSA Bowl
Imperial B
A707
Int. C
Int. 2
Int. 3
M301
A702
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2:00-3:30pm
4:00-6:30pm
6:30-7:00pm
Competitive Events Session 2 (continued)
Life Support Skills
MRC Partnership
Medical Assisting
Nursing Assisting
Personal Care
Physical Therapy
Prepared Speaking Public Health
Parliamentary Procedure
A702
M201
A702
Int. B
Int. A
Int. 1
L406
M304
M202
Medical Reading
A701
HOSA Showcase
Community Awareness
Extemporaneous Health Poster
Health Career Display
Health Education
HOSA Chapter Reflections
HOSA Happenings
Medical Innovations
Medical Photography
Int. 4-10
HOSA Showcase Pick Up
Int. 4-10
*All displays should be picked up by competitors during this time- any displays or items
left after 7:00pm will be discarded
7:00pm
Ballots due to HOSA Store/ Conference Help Desk
9:00-9:30pm President’s Reception M102
*Open to Chapter Presidents or a designated chapter representative
9:30-10:30pm Advisor’s Reception hosted by the Georgia HOSA M101
Board of Directors
9:00-11:00pm Grand Awards Dance
Marquis Ballroom
9:00-11:00pm KaraokeM103
9:00-11:00pm HOSA Game Night 12:00am
Curfew
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M106
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
8:30am
Luggage Storage Available
International ABC
*Georgia HOSA is not responsible for luggage left unattended
10:00-1:00pm Shuttle from Marriott Marquis to Marshalling Main Hotel Entrance
Yard for Bus Drivers
*Shuttle will only transport drivers
9:30am
Awards Session Doors Open
10:00-12:00pm
Grand Awards Session
*All Competitive Event Finalists must have a reserved seating ribbon from their competitive event to be admitted into Reserved Seating for the Grand Awards Session
Atrium Ballroom: Reserved Seating Ribbons
Marquis Ballroom: General Admission (No Ribbon Needed)
12:00-12:30pm Travel World of Crosby
12:15-12:30pm Newly Elected Officer Meeting
M103
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2016 Workshops
Workshop Session 1
10:00 - 10:45am
Workshop Session 2
11:00 – 11:45am
Workshop Session 3 1:00 – 1:45pm
Workshop Session 4 2:00 – 2:45pm
Workshop Session 5 3:00 – 3:45pm
Finding a Career That Makes an IMPACT
Life University - Dawn Cadwallader M108
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.
Vaccines, DNA, and Women in Science!
Young Women in Bio Atlanta - Jennifer StetlerM104
This workshop will showcase 2 of YWIB interactive demonstrations on how to solve outbreak of measles
and extracting DNA from strawberries. What’s the big deal about vaccine workshop will focuses on
herd immunity and give the students a chance to solve a case study on a measles outbreak. The DNA
workshop will allow the student to extract DNA from strawberries and learn more about Dr. Rosalind
Franklin, whose work was crucial for solving the structure of DNA. The last few minutes of the workshop
will be focused on getting student excited about a career in STEM and especially women.
Time is Brain
Piedmont Healthcare - Taylor Esdale, Deborah Camp, & Lisa Jackson M105
This workshop will be reviewing the prevalence of strokes in the United States and the major stroke
syndromes. It will also cover 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, you will be going over risk factors and emphasizing
the importance of taking action with the modifiable factors.
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Donation Generation: Blood 101
LifeSouth - John AndrewsM109
This workshop will discuss basic concepts of the components of blood, who can donate blood, what the
need of blood donations is and why individuals should donate, and who can donate to who. Learn about
blood from a blood professional and be the Donation Generation!
HOSA and MRC: Partners That Can Soar
Georgia Department of Public Health - LaKieva WilliamsM102
The Georgia Department of Public Health will present its’ volunteer programs: the Medical Reserve Corps,
Georgia Volunteer Health Care Program, and the State Emergency Registry of Volunteers in Georgia.
These programs are an integral part of the agency and assist in expanding our resources to improve the
quality of life and health of the residents of our community. Participants of this workshop will learn the
benefits of volunteering in Georgia as well as how to become a part of Georgia’s Volunteer Programs. The
HOSA and MRC workshop will provide the students with the history of MRC and explore ways they can
collaborate with both Public Health and their local MRC’s.
Broad View of Behavioral Health
Grace Harbour, Inc.-Abby Bonner M103
Chest X-Rays: Seeing Inside
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta - Brian Wingrove, PAC
M106
In this workshop, you will be educated on general knowledge of behavioral health, as well as the
different career opportunities in this particular field of healthcare. A mock assessment will be given
using student volunteers as if they are the clients.
In this workshop, you will get to explore the pathologies that can be seen with X-Rays. Prepare to be
wowed by the amazing things you will see and by the simple fact that X-Rays are good for more than
broken bones.
Open Heart Surgery
Athens Regional Medical Center - Roy WampoleM101
This is an overview of the process of open heart surgery. This workshop explains the specialty areas and
skills required to work in the surgical setting. Participants will have the opportunity to see and touch real
surgical tools used in the Operating Room.
HOSA Compass: Find Your Inner Leader
National HOSA President - Amit SandhuM107
Explore the cardinal skills and techniques to begin realizing your inner leader. This workshop is designed
to engage participants through dynamic activities; and an exploration of the past, present, and future of
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Maps
LOBBY LEVEL
Marquis Office Tower II
MARQUIS LEVEL
MARQUIS LEVEL
Freight
Elevator
Bell
Front Desk
Spa
Escalators
Elevators
Elevators
Front
Entrance
Fountain
E s c a l a tors
Peachtree Center Ave
S ta i rs
Bellstand
Luggage Storage
Porte
Cochere
Health
Club
Men’s
M:Store
Women’s
Marquis Ballroom
Women’s
Concierge
C
B
D
L406
L508
L506
A
L401
Men’s
L507
L402
L405
L501
Men’s
Marquis Office Tower I
L403
Women’s
Freight Elevator
L502
Registration
1
L404
L505
L504
L503
Marquis
Foyer
3
LOBBY LEVEL
M304
FedEx
Kinko’s
Men’s
Women’s
Sales and
Events Office
Elevators
Elevators
Escalators
M303
E s c a l a tors
Stairs
Marquis Level Bridge
Stairs
Women’s
M302
N AT I O N A L L E V E L
Men’s
Registration 2
M301
INTERNATIONAL LEVEL
Imperial
Foyer
M201
AV Office
M101
M102
M103
Elevators
Baker Street
M202
Loading Dock
A
B
M105
M107
Freight
Elevator
B
M104
M108
Imperial Ballroom
Shipping
C
M109
M106
A
Back of House
3
2
AT R I U M L E V E L
ATRIUM LEVEL
Bridge to SunTrust
Building Food Court
Men’s
C ou r tl a n d S tre e t
E s c a l a tors
Women’s
M otorc oa c h A rri va l s /D e p a r tu re s
AV Storage
Floor to Ceiling Windows
1
Atrium Ballroom
C
B
A
Marquis Office Tower II
Atrium Level Bridge
Freight Elevator
A706
9
8
7
6
5
A708
Atrium
Foyer
Mechanical
Room
Stairs
Men’s
4
Stairs
Loading
Dock
A601
Pulse
Loft
Escalator
Escalator
Registration 4
Elevators
A705
Elevators
Registration 3
A602
Stairs
A704
A703
A702
A701
Women’s
High Velocity
Sweetwater Room
Pulse
Bar
Storage
Sear
Alexander's
Room
High Velocity
Sear
Bar
Pool Bar
Women’s
Men’s
Harris Street
10
Sear
Stonewall
Room
High Velocity
Media Room
Sear
Restaurant
Sear
Window
Room
Sear Private
Dining Room
7
Marquis Office Tower I
Bridge to Peachtree
Center Mall & MARTA
Pool
Floor to Ceiling Windows
10
A707
2015-2016 State Officer Team
From left to right: Amelia Szabo, Secretary; Ayesha Ahuja, President-Elect;
Priya Rathakrishnan, President; Hayley Fritch, Vice President; Brook Beasley, Reporter
State Staff
Allen Seigler – Executive Director
Morgan Moore – Event Coordinator
Christen Shiflet – Program Director of Advisor Development
Brooke Vaughan – Director of First Impressions
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Dress Code
*Refer to Dress Code in the Chapter Management Guide for full dress
code descriptions
Activity
General Sessions
Dance and HOSA Night Activities
Workshops and Exhibits
Competitive Events
Attire
HOSA Uniform (Official Dress or blue
or black suit)
HOSA Dance (HOSA t-shirt &
appropriate jeans)
Business Attire (suit, khakis &button
down,etc.)
Competitive Events Attire (Refer to
Guidelines)
Advisors and Conference Guests
All conference attendees, including advisors, family, chaperones and guests are required to abide by
dress code at Georgia HOSA Events. When attending Opening and/or Awards Sessions, non-student
conference attendees must be in Business Attire, as outlined in the Georgia HOSA Dress Code. Any
conference attendee not abiding by dress code will not be permitted to attend or participation in official
HOSA conference activities.
HOSA Dress Code Tips
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•
Casual tank or tube tops, t-shirts, sweat pants/shirts, or tennis shoes are never acceptable.
•
Clothing that works well for the beach, yard work, dance clubs, exercise sessions, and sports
contests is NOT appropriate for HOSA events, meetings, and conference sessions.
•
Clothing that reveals too much cleavage, your back, your chest, your stomach or your
underwear is not appropriate for HOSA delegates.
•
Clothing should be pressed and never wrinkled. Any clothing that has words, terms, or
pictures that may be offensive to HOSA delegates or guests is unacceptable.
•
Open-toed shoes and heeled sandals are permitted with Business Attire. Flip-flops and Toms
are not.
Competitive Events Management Team
Name
Elisa Bradberry
Lori Savini
Sharon Pye
Delores Smith
Chris Smith
Amy Worthy
Kathy Sheriff
Lori Fisher
Jama Kirkland
Tracy Floyd
Melinda Suber
Melissa Culpepper
Libbye Sills
Michael Curtis
Melinda Shiflet
Category / Title
CE Director
CE Co-Director
Category Chair – Health Profession Events
Lieutenant – Health Profession Events
Category Chair – Emergency Preparedness Events
Lieutenant – Emergency Preparedness Events
Category Chair – Teamwork Events
Lieutenant – Teamwork Events
Category Chair – Leadership Events
Lieutenant – Leadership Events
Category Chair – Health Science Events
Lieutenants – Health Science Events
Category Chair – Recognition Events
Tabulations
Tabulations
Competitive Event Sponsor
EventSponsor
Clinical Nursing
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College School of
Nursing and Health Science
School of Nursing & Health Sciences
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2015-16 Board of Directors
Kellie Seawright
Barbara Peralta
Krista Lowe
Christina Branch
Randa Smith
Leola McNeill
Lynne Clarke
Whitney Rice
Priya Rathakrishnan
Ayesha Ahuja
Phyllis Johnson
Allen Seigler
Chair and Business & Industry Representative
Chair-Elect, Region 4 Advisor
Immediate Past Chair
Secretary, Advisor-at-Large
Region 1 Advisor
Region 2 Advisor
Region 6 Advisor
Alumni-at-Large
President
President-Elect
Department of Education Program Specialist
Executive Director & State Advisor
2016-17 State Officer Candidates
Visit the Candidate Campaign Tables on Monday from 9-4 in the Marquis Foyer. Voting
Ballots (found in your registration bag) due to HOSA Help Desk by 7pm on Monday.
President-Elect
Kaylee Blount
Vice President
Olivia Datta
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Secretary
Sydney Francis
Amelia Szabo
Reporter
Logan Hartzell
Hanna Lee
2016 Exhibitors
ExhibitorWebsite
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College: School of
Nursing and Health Sciences
www.abac.edu/nursing
America’s Toothfairy
www.AmericasToothFairy.org
Augusta University
Augusta.edu
Country Meats
www.countrymeats.com
Fundraising Alliance
www.gotchadreaming.com
Gap Medics
www.gapmedics.com
Georgia HOSA Foundation
Georgia Southern University
georgiasouthern.edu/admissions
Georgia Southwestern State University
www.gsw.edu
Goodheart-Wilcoxwww.g-w.com
Life University
www.life.edu
Middle Georgia State University
www.mga.edu
Motivated Print
www.motivatedprint.com
National Geographic Learning-Cengage Learning
ngl.cengage.com
National Healthcareer Association
www.nhanow.com
STEM Premier
www.stempremier.com
Travel World of Crosby www.travelworldofcrosby.com
U.S. Army
my.goarmy.com
Volunteers
Thank you to all who made this conference a success.
Mary Allen
Natalie Brown
Kaitlyn Evans
Jessica Fults
Jen Girvin
Christina Isong
Sharon Jackson
Amber Mason
Bryan Noel
Whitney Rice
Sabrina Singh
Kyle Southerland
Maya Subbanna
Sandra Ukah
Whitney Wilkes
Trent Wilson
Debbie Woodward
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A Special Thanks to
Sponsor of the 2016 Georgia HOSA State
Leadership Conference General Session Live
Streaming and Conference Program.