Moore Norman Technology Center receives special recognition at Oklahoma HOSA Conference.
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Norman, OK
Moore Norman Technology Center students return from Oklahoma HOSA State Leadership Conference with a total of 21 medals!
Our future health professionals showcased their talents at the state level across various health categories. Congratulations to our outstanding instructors and students for their stellar performance at the Oklahoma HOSA State Conference!
The MNTC HOSA chapter also earned a special recognition award from the American Red Cross.
The aim of the American Red Cross Volunteer Recognition is to inspire members to engage with the America Red Cross (ARC), to become lifelong advocates of the Red Cross, and to recognize both chapters and individual HOSA members for their participation in American Red Cross activities. The recognition for this event was based on total cumulative hours a HOSA member engaged with American Red Cross sponsored events and activities.
There were 3 first place winners, 4 second place winners, and 7 third place winners. Three different instructors had students qualify for HOSA International Leadership Conference (ILC) happening later this summer. Read a list of all MNTC students placing in the top five for their competitive category.
1st Place – Going to ILC!!
Cade Schiess – Physical Therapy (PTS)
Amber Roy – Phlebotomy Post Secondary (LPN)
Karlee Abraham – American Red Cross Volunteer Recognition Award (AUA)
2nd Place
Ajaiaya Holmes – Personal Care (HCC)
Wyatt Price – Physical Therapy (PTS)
Nevaeh Jennings – Veterinary Science (VET)
LPN Student – Medical Terminology Post Secondary (LPN)
3rd Place
Chloe Vidal – Clinical Nursing (LPN)
Annan Karim – Medical Assisting (MA)
Hailey Dodd – Medical Assisting Post Secondary (MA)
Heather Platt – Medical Terminology Post Secondary (LPN)
Ashleigh Ruttman – Pathophysiology Post Secondary (LPN)
Ryann Wilkinson – Sports Medicine (PTS)
Trisdon Metseff – Veterinary Science (VET)
4th Place
Meagan Colby, Kayoni Fuller and Sydnie Woodfork – Community Awareness Team (MA)
Sarah Montiel – Pathophysiology (LPN)
Alexis Sedbrook – Phlebotomy Post Secondary (LPN)
Braden Estep – Physical Therapy (HCC)
5th Place
Savanna Ruiz – Medical Terminology Post Secondary (LPN)
Kylie Pittman – Pathophysiology (AUA)
Isabella Long – Personal Care (HCC)
Arabella Winans – Physical Therapy (PTS)
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About Moore Norman Technology Center
Established in 1972, Moore Norman Technology Center is viewed as one of the nation's premiere career and technical educational institutions within Oklahoma's globally recognized Career Tech system. Serving the Cleveland County communities of Moore, Norman, and South Oklahoma City, MNTC provides high school and adult students with an innovative technical career education. MNTC also offers customized workforce training to area companies allowing them to upskill their teams and achieve their business goals. Visit mntc.edu to learn more about classes and programs at Moore Norman Technology Center.
About Oklahoma HOSA
HOSA, future health professionals, is the premier organization for student leaders pursuing careers in the healthcare industry. HOSA’s two-fold mission is to promote career opportunities in the health care industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people. HOSA was officially organized at a constitutional convention held in Arlington, Texas in 1976. Before the HOSA we know today, it was focused on limited supportive nursing, dental, medical and related occupations programs, as well as organized pre-technical programs in health careers approved by a State Department of Education. Learn more at hosa.org
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