Competing against students from across the state, Central Tech students earned a total of five medals in individual events, bringing home gold, silver, and bronze honors. Their success reflects both their dedication and the high standards of Central Tech’s health programs. 

46 Central Tech health students from the Drumright and Sapulpa campuses recently demonstrated their skills and professionalism at the HOSA–Future Health Professionals State Leadership Conference, held April 6–8 in Norman, Oklahoma. 

Competing against students from across the state, Central Tech students earned a total of five medals in individual events, bringing home gold, silver, and bronze honors. Their success reflects both their dedication and the high standards of Central Tech’s health programs. 

Two students achieved first‑place finishes in their respective events, qualifying them to advance to the HOSA National Leadership Conference, which will be held June 17–20 in Indianapolis, Indiana. This national competition brings together top-performing students from across the country and represents the highest level of achievement within HOSA. 

HOSA–Future Health Professionals is an international student organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education that prepares students for careers in healthcare through leadership development, hands‑on competition, and service opportunities. Participation in HOSA allows students to apply classroom knowledge in real‑world scenarios while building confidence, teamwork, and professional skills essential to the healthcare field. 

Throughout the conference, Central Tech students showcased their expertise across a variety of healthcare-related categories, earning recognition from judges and peers alike. Their accomplishments highlight the strength of Central Tech’s health education programs and the commitment of students and instructors to excellence.