5 Carson High HOSA students win state competition

Carson High School student Tarrah Borrowman took first place in the healthcare issues exam in the HOSA — Future Health Professional’s State Leadership Conference in Sparks, held Feb. 25-28.

Carson High School student Tarrah Borrowman took first place in the healthcare issues exam in the HOSA — Future Health Professional’s State Leadership Conference in Sparks, held Feb. 25-28.

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Carson High School Career and Technical Education HOSA – Future Health Professionals – had 42 students attend the State Leadership Conference recently. The students competed in 16 events. Thirty-five students advanced to the second round and 18 qualified (the top five in Nevada qualify to compete at Internationals) to attend the International Leadership Conference in Houston, June 26-29, including five state champions.

Tarrah Borrowman took state for the healthcare issues exam, Anne Davis took state for home health aide, Arene LeBlanc took state for physical therapy and as a team Kennli Fassett and Kate Lucas took state for forensics.

The CHS chapter also earned a Gold Level 100% Membership Award for 100% of health science students as registered HOSA members as well as the Chapter of the Year award. The conference was held Feb. 25-28 at the Nugget in Sparks.

Additionally, adviser Frank Sakelarios received the Life Saver recognition plaque for providing CPR and Stop the Bleed services over the past few years. He also received a recognition and thanks for serving on the Nevada HOSA board as secretary/treasurer during the 2023-24 school year.

Carson High HOSA chapter President Arene LeBlanc was the 2023-24 state western vice president. She plans on running for an International HOSA office in the future.


State competition results include:

Chapter Awards:

Gold medal 100% Health Science HOSA members

Chapter of the Year

 

Healthcare Issues Exam Qualifiers

Tarrah Borrowman – first place

Yulisa Rodriguez – second place

Kaylee Luna – third place

Riley Halcon – fourth place

Arene LeBlanc – fifth place


Health Science Events

Medical Terminology: Tarrah Borrowman – second place

Cultural Diversities & Disparities: Neva Mellow – third place

Health Informatics: Lucy Munk – fourth place


Health Profession Events

Home Health Aide: Anne Davis – first place

Home Health Aide: Janet Rodriguez – fourth place

Physical Therapy: Arene LeBlanc, first place


Emergency Preparedness Events:

CPR/First Aid: Team – Roberto Juarez & Omar Martinez – third place

CPR/First Aid: Team – Sydney Ingram & Genoah Squillante – fifth place


Leadership Events:

Extemporaneous Writing – Health Policy: Ana Marroquin – fifth place


Teamwork Events:

Forensics: Team – Kennli Fassett & Kate Lucas – first place

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