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HOSA 2019 Winter AApprriill 22001199 || VVoolluummee 1133.. IIssssuuee 22 || NJ HOSA WWiinntteerr 22001199 EEddiittiioonn IN THIS ISSUE: 02 Health Helpers 03 Member-at-Large Mail 04 Northern Regional Conference 05 Northern Regional Conference Winners 09 Southern Regional Conference 10 Southern Regional Conference Winners 14 Social Media 01 Health Helpers by Dr. Gene Napoliello Just like an old song by the title “The Best Things in It’s called the Barbara James Jingle and sung Life Are Free”, the best thing in HOSA’s free.Giving of to the tune of “The Best Things in Life Are Free” self to others is an essential quality of all health care (Google Bing Crosby on You Tube). Here are professionals. We serve our patient’s needs with caring, the lyrics: skills, knowledge, empathy, and integrity. Have you A health career for everyone, experienced the Joy of giving to others? Are you The best thing in HOSA’s free, motivated to volunteer service? We are health career professionals, Are you happy in the Health industry?I am happy We serve patients you and me, to be your state advisor since November, 2014. My The doctors we meet, the patients they treat first meeting was the Fall Leadership Conference Care givers who Tweet where I sensed your chapter advisor’s commitment (Tweet-Tweet-Tweet-and pause) to each student’s welfare and health careers and we meet and greet, student enthusiasm.So happy still am I that this So, volunteer and show you care, year, I started writing poems to my staff and a song The person you want to be for you- the NJ HOSA members. The best thing in HOSA’s free Sincerely, Dr. Gene 02 that your competitive events have taught you and will continue to teach you skills that you can carry through your life as the future health professionals. In addition to the annual conferences, biennially, HOSA chooses an organization to raise money for as our National Member-at-Large Service Project. This year, the organization chosen is the National Pediatric Cancer Mail Foundation (NPCF). As this year Raj Bhatt comes to a close, it is extremely Hey members of New Jersey HOSA! This past important to remember to year serving as Member-at-Large has been an contribute to this cause as much amazing honor. I want to thank you for allowing as possible in the 2019-2020 me such an incredible experience in the 2018- year. If you would like to learn 2019 HOSA year. I have learned so much from more about NCPF, please feel my experiences in the Regionals and States free to contact us through any of Conferences, and for that I have you to thank, NJ our social medias, emails, or HOSA. through Remind. This year, the Executive Council has been To the members: the annual working day-in and day-out to ensure the most International Leadership smooth and successful conferences possible. Conference is nearing toward However, this year’s success is dependent on not us. This year, ILC will be held in only the council but you as well. We hope Orlando, Florida. I hope to see 03 ll th ! Northern Regional Conference Jessica Sauer This year’s Northern Regional Conference was the biggest one yet! Beginning the day with a delicious breakfast and a welcome from the Executive Council, the members of HOSA were gathered in the auditorium of Passaic County Technical Institute. After the introduction ceremony, the competitors were dismissed to their respective competitive events. After competitions, the members were able to attend the workshops (held by the executive council) and eat lunch. Once lunch was over, the members were introduced to this year’s keynote speaker: Alexandra Maye. She told an inspiring story about becoming a nurse. She inspired the audience to always stay determined and to believe in oneself. After Maye’s wonderful speech, the award ceremony commenced. Led by NJ HOSA President Dev Patel, awards were presented to their respective competitors. New Jersey HOSA would like to thank the advisors, Courtesy Corps, PCTI hosts, and the competitors. See you all at States! 04 h l Northern Regional Winners Behavioral Health 1 Usturge, Aakanksha Morris County School of Technology 2 Huwang, Katrina Union County Vocational Schools 3 Park, Hannah Bergen County Academies 4 Baer, Jennifer Bergen County Academies 5 Logozzo, Sydney Union County Vocational Schools CPR/First Aid 1 Deery, Elizabeth Sussex County Technical School Peckham, Ethan 2 Patel, Anjali Middlesex County Academy For Allied Health And Peshori, Shreya Bio 3 Ansa, Maame-Afua Bergen County Academies Havriliak, Rachel 4 Kataria, Jeena Morris County School of Technology Pasion, LJ 5 Pujara, Dipika Paramus High School Rachko, Grace Dental Science 1 Munoz, Camila Passaic County Technical Institute 2 Moreno, Desiree Passaic County Technical Institute 3 Mathews, Elizabeth Bergen County Academies 4 Sanchez, Sherelle Passaic County Technical Institute 5 Ventura, Briana Passaic County Technical Institute Dental Terminology 1 Kovvur, Murali Madhav Morris County School of Technology 2 Matha, Rashi Morris County School of Technology 3 Liu, Enoch Morris County School of Technology 4 Xu, Jennifer Bergen County Technical School 5 Wadi, Rawan Bergen County Academies CPR/First Aid 1 Cho, Sohyun Bergen County Academies Lee, Chaehyeon 2 Bemke, Jessica Bergen County Technical School Ozgen, Meryem 3 Aviles, Malachi Sussex County Technical School Cubberly, Amanda 4 Ramirez, Jayline Union City High School Rijo, Omar 5 Kang, Sarah (Daheun) Academies At Englewood Lee, Andrew 05 h l Northern Regional Winners Extemporaneous Health Poster 1 Oh, Justin Bergen County Academies 2 Crissey, Elizabeth Sussex County Technical School 3 Tan, Jasmine Union County Academy for Allied Health 4 Berry, Journey SAciaednecmesies At Englewood 5 Peguero, Dioris Passaic County Technical Institute Extemporaneous Writing 1 Sung, Julie Bergen County Academies 2 Na, Stacey Bergen County Academies 3 Nunez, Sofia Morris County School of Technology 4 Berkow, Emily Union County Vocational Schools 5 Deb, Andima Passaic County Technical Institute Human Growth and Development 2 Rocco, Sophia Union County Vocational Schools 3 Nan, Victor Bergen County Academies 4 Akerele, Christa Bergen County Academies 5 Murthy, Sejal Parsippany High School Home Health Aide 1 Tejada, Scarlet Passaic County Technical Institute 2 Hopwood, Kayla Passaic County Technical Institute 3 Carrillo, Andrea Passaic County Technical Institute 4 Chen, Vincent Morris County School of Technology 5 Rivera, Angelica Technology High School Job Seeking Skills 1 Hortas, Adrianna Passaic County Technical Institute 2 Vega, Jorge Passaic County Technical Institute 3 Havrysh, Sofya HCST - County Prep 4 Pandya, Aashish JP Stevens 5 Bachman, Gabe Union County Vocational Schools Life Support Skills 1 Aponte, Krizia Union County Academy for Allied Health Sciences Medical Assisting 1 Riano, Janet Union City High School 2 Godoy, Julia Technology High School 3 Oras, Abigail Sussex County Technical School 4 Patel, Suchi Paramus High School 5 Reyes, Davianna Technology High School Medical Law and Ethics 1 Zwemmer, Grace Bergen County Academies 2 Hafizka, Yashaan Bergen County Academies 3 Grinberg, Alan Bergen County Academies 4 Chen, Xiaoduo Academies At Englewood 5 Pan, Amanda Union County Vocational Schools 06 h l Northern Regional Winners Medical Math 1 Calicho, Joshua HARP 2 Thamarai Kannan, Lakshanyaa Middlesex County Academy For Allied Health And B 3 Patel, Jiya Bergen County Academies 4 Dresner, Hannah Bergen County Academies 5 Zhou, Mathew Bergen County Academies Medical Spelling 1 Ho, Dorian Union County Vocational Schools 2 Yeung, Estelle Hunterdon County Biomed Sciences Academy 3 Pattathil, Jessica Union County Vocational Schools 4 Gashi, Albiona Passaic County Technical Institute 5 Mbayo, Isiatu Passaic County Technical Institute Medical Terminology 1 Gogate, Ameya Bergen County Academies 2 Rompally, Aneesha Morris County School of Technology 3 Golan, Jonathan Bergen County Academies 4 Yahia, Didar Passaic County Technical Institute 5 Patel, Shlok Bergen County Academies Nursing Assisting 1 Stagg, Isabella Hunterdon County Biomed Sciences Academy 2 Wilson, Ariel Passaic County Technical Institute 3 Chavarria, Daniela Passaic County Technical Institute 4 Rydingsward, Giovanna Paramus High School 5 Gamarra, Allison Passaic County Technical Institute Nutrition 1 Manu, Richard Technology High School 2 Moon, Mia Bergen County Academies 3 Arunkumar, Nithila JP Stevens 4 Antonopoulos, Antonios Bergen County Technical School 5 Gandhi, Khushi Passaic County Technical Institute Pathophysiology 1 Sanjines, Stephanie Bergen County Academies 2 Kesavan, Ranjan Morris County School of Technology 3 Patel, Saahil Bergen County Academies 4 Iasinovschi, Niki Bergen County Academies 5 Rotenberg, Noam Union County Vocational Schools Personal Care 1 Fermin, Lisanna Passaic County Technical Institute 2 Carver, Olivia Passaic County Technical Institute 07 h l Northern Regional Winners Pharmacology 1 Gorostiza, Isabel Morris County School of Technology 2 Narala, Bhargava Bergen County Academies 3 Jacob, Chacko Bergen County Academies 4 Yazeji, Amal Bergen County Academies 5 Kaplan, Sofia Bergen County Academies Prepared Speaking 1 Shah, Priyal Middlesex County Academy For Allied Health And B 2 Ganesh, Varshini Middlesex County Academy For Allied Health And B 3 Barot, Madhav Pequannock High School 4 Datta, Roshni Union County Vocational Schools 5 Kulkarni, Siya Morris County School of Technology Researched Persuasive Speaking 1 Makkithaya, Nidhi Morris County School of Technology 2 Nazeer, Nitin Middlesex County Academy For Allied
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