Boise, ID  -- 04/17/2015 -- Boise School District students fared well in the recently held Idaho HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) competition.  Future Health Professionals (HOSA) is a national student organization endorsed by the U.S.Department of Education and the Health Science Technology Education Division of ACTE (Association for Career & Technical Education). 

 

Boise School District results from the state HOSA competition are as follows:

 

Human Growth and Development Knowledge Test: 3rd Place- Jennifer Turner, Borah High School 

 

Medical Law and Ethics Knowledge Test: 8th Place- Summer French,  Borah High School 

 

Nutrition Knowledge Test: 6th Place- Baylee Hiner, Borah High School

 

Pathophysiology knowledge Test:  2nd Place - Alexis Rigby, Boise High School, and 7th Place - Esther Badiata, Borah High School 

 

Pharmacology Knowledge Test: 2nd Place - Kim Nguyen, Dennis Technical Education Center, 4th Place - Jordan Chase, Dennis Technical Education Center, 7th Place - Alani Abdulrahman, Dennis Technical Education Center, 10th Place - Daniel Wu, Boise High School 

 

Medical Math: 2nd Place -  Philip Cathers, Dennis Technical Education Center (Fort Boise campus)

 

Medical terminology: 8th Place-  Emma Rath, Borah High School, 9th Place - Nicky Nair, Boise High School 

 

Epidemiology: 4th Place - Pablo Piedra, Dennis Technical Education Center, (Fort Boise campus)

 

Bio-medical Science: 4th Place -  Jaxon Woodfill, Capital High School 

 

Dental Science: 5th Place - Samim Fahim, Dennis Technical Education Center 

 

Extemporaneous Health Poster: 4th Place - Emma Rath, Borah High School, 8th Place - Alex Windover, Dennis Technical Education Center

 

Healthy Lifestyles: 1st  Place - Alysa Rouna, Dennis Technical Education Center (Fort Boise Campus)

 

Bio-medical Debate: 1st Place - Capital High School 

 

Job Seeking Skills: 8th Place- Sierra Hamilton, Capital High School;  9th Place - Alani Abdulrahman, Dennis Technical Education Center