Room #
1204
Room #
1101
1206
3200
3208
2104
2100
1302
8:30-9:30
Opening General Session Healthcare
Science and DOE Update
9:45-10:45
Precision Exams
Pass Assured - Nick Milasnovich
Anatomy in Clay
Hometown Health - Speaker: Jennie
Price, RPLU, ARM, AAI Director of
Business Development at HomeTown
Health
Session description
HSTEA Board and Phyllis Johnson, GA Dept. of Education - Updates
Session description
Teachers will be able to go online and take a practice test to get a feel for what it is like for the students taking the NCHSE exam.
Other information regarding testing procedures and preparation will be covered.
The PassAssured Pharmacology for Medical Careers program is undergoing a complete revision in all sections for the 2015-16 school year. From narratives to photos, the entire program is being updated with the latest pharmacology regulations and procedures. This on-line program continues to provide an opportunity for pharmacy technician national certification and/or preparation for postsecondary medical schooling. Pharmacology for Medical Careers is an approved course in the Therapeutic
Services/Pharmacy and Allied Health and Medicine pathway
“Hands-on Anatomy: Come build your Muscles in Clay!”
In this interactive workshop, you will be introduced to a new method of learning Anatomy and Physiology. We will discuss how to teach skeletal, muscular, and other body systems in a powerful, kinesthetic way using clay! In this workshop we will concentrate on how to build muscles in clay!
“Preparing Tomorrow's Georgia Healthcare Workforce with
HomeTown Health University” In this session, Jennie Price with
HomeTown Health University ( hthu.net
) will share about some of the partnerships her rural hospital education organization has been able to form over the past few years to provide online accredited education to high school students. HomeTown Health University provides online education and certifications through a wide Course
Catalog of topics, including hospital compliance, Business Office and Revenue Cycle, Physician Office education, Health IT, ICD-10
Preparedness, Long Term Care, and other needs of healthcare providers. Through partnering with high school HOSA and health science schools, teachers are able to supplement their students' curriculum with real-world and current topic education. HTHU education is also accepted to meet and fulfill the new Georgia
Board of Nursing continuing education requirements for teaching nurses.
Middle GA State College
E HR Tutor – Diane Yeager
GA HOSA update
Instructors from their Health Science programs will share the latest trends in their areas, including Respiratory, Occupational Therapy,
Nursing
“Using EHR’s in a way that makes sense” Does the idea of using
EHRs make you M-A-D? Electronic health records are here to stay.
EHRs impact every staff member in healthcare. Come learn how to incorporate this technology into the classroom to meet GA
Healthcare Science curriculum standards and prepare your students for their future workplace.
Get your update on all the exciting things happening with GA HOSA

Medical office lab
– 2 nd floor
1103
Room #
1101
3200
2104
2100
1302
Phlebotomy Lab
2 nd floor
1103
Dental Clinic 1 floor
Room # st
Leslie Noles – Columbus Technical
College
Gina Carpenter and Chip McCarty from Grayson Tech
11:00-12:00
Precision Exams
Anatomy in Clay
Middle GA State College
E HR Tutor
GA HOSA update
Phlebotomy - Eddie Rhodes,
Columbus Technical College
Gina Carpenter and Chip McCarty from Grayson Tech
Dental Assisting - Sharron Cook,
Columbus Technical College
12:00-1:00
Medical office skills – EKG and other lab tests performed in a medical office.
“Building the Sports Medicine Program” This session will describe the building of the Sports Medicine program which allows students to bridge the gap from the classroom to real world experiences in various internship sites while working with professionals in the field. Topics to be discussed will include how the program was built from the ground up, dual enrollment, and the integration of
HOSA while on a block system with students completing pathways in one year. We will also discuss the classroom Rehabilitation
Room where student athletes are treated, as well as highlight the many innovative ways success has been achieved. Our continued focus on community partners and how those relationships have culminated in a wonderful support system will also be covered.
Session description
Teachers will be able to go online and take a practice test to get a feel for what it is like for the students taking the NCHSE exam.
Other information regarding testing procedures and preparation will be covered.
“Creating to understand: Come build your heart in Clay!”
In this interactive workshop, you will be introduced to a new method of learning Anatomy and Physiology. We will discuss how to teach skeletal, muscular, and other body systems in a powerful, kinesthetic way using clay! In this workshop you will learn how to build your body systems, such as the cardiovascular system in clay.
You can take your heart with you!
Instructors from their Health Science programs will share the latest trends in their areas, including Respiratory, Occupational Therapy,
Nursing
“Using EHR’s in a way that makes sense” Does the idea of using
EHRs make you M-A-D? Electronic health records are here to stay.
EHRs impact every staff member in healthcare. Come learn how to incorporate this technology into the classroom to meet GA
Healthcare Science curriculum standards and prepare your students for their future workplace.
Get your update on all the exciting things happening with GA HOSA
This will be a hands-on session on “Performing a proper venipuncture”
“Building the Sports Medicine Program” This session will describe the building of the Sports Medicine program which allows students to bridge the gap from the classroom to real world experiences in various internship sites while working with professionals in the field. Topics to be discussed will include how the program was built from the ground up, dual enrollment, and the integration of
HOSA while on a block system with students completing pathways in one year. We will also discuss the classroom Rehabilitation
Room where student athletes are treated, as well as highlight the many innovative ways success has been achieved. Our continued focus on community partners and how those relationships have culminated in a wonderful support system will also be covered.
During this session, we will be covering how to teach HS-DSII-5 in our Dental Science II course. Perform appropriate dental charting utilizing recognized symbols, abbreviations, charts, and classifications and maintain confidentiality when handling patient records adhering to the Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPAA) guidelines.
Session description

1207
1204
1104
1302
1103
1203
1206
Room #
1101
1206
3200
3208
2104
2100
Lunch
Healthcare Region 1
Healthcare Region 2
Healthcare Region 3
Healthcare Region 4
Healthcare Region 5
Healthcare Region 6
Healthcare Region 7
1:15-2:15
Precision Exams
Pass Assured - Nick Milasnovich
Anatomy in Clay
Hometown Health - Speaker: Jennie
Price, RPLU, ARM, AAI Director of
Business Development at HomeTown
Health
Pick up your lunch downstairs in snack area. You can eat in any rooms that are not computer rooms. Just be sure and keep area clean please. Healthcare will be meeting with their regions. LPSCS will meet in their room (you will be having a brief presentation by
Precision Exams) and Personal Care can meet in their room.
Working lunch
Working lunch
Working lunch
Working lunch
Working lunch
Working lunch
Working lunch
Session description
Teachers will be able to go online and take a practice test to get a feel for what it is like for the students taking the NCHSE exam.
Other information regarding testing procedures and preparation will be covered.
The PassAssured Pharmacology for Medical Careers program is undergoing a complete revision in all sections for the 2015-16 school year. From narratives to photos, the entire program is being updated with the latest pharmacology regulations and procedures. This on-line program continues to provide an opportunity for pharmacy technician national certification and/or preparation for postsecondary medical schooling. Pharmacology for Medical Careers is an approved course in the Therapeutic
Services/Pharmacy and Allied Health and Medicine pathway
“Human Anatomy Lab: Built from the Inside Out”
Explore a hands-on technique of building human anatomy in clay on hand-held skeletal models. This interactive experience promotes innovation, values different learning styles and prepares all students for success in health careers. In this workshop, we will share how we can create muscles to internal organs in clay.
“Preparing Tomorrow's Georgia Healthcare Workforce with
HomeTown Health University” In this session, Jennie Price with
HomeTown Health University ( hthu.net
) will share about some of the partnerships her rural hospital education organization has been able to form over the past few years to provide online accredited education to high school students. HomeTown Health University provides online education and certifications through a wide Course
Catalog of topics, including hospital compliance, Business Office and Revenue Cycle, Physician Office education, Health IT, ICD-10
Preparedness, Long Term Care, and other needs of healthcare providers. Through partnering with high school HOSA and health science schools, teachers are able to supplement their students' curriculum with real-world and current topic education. HTHU education is also accepted to meet and fulfill the new Georgia
Board of Nursing continuing education requirements for teaching nurses.
Middle GA State College
E HR Tutor
Instructors from their Health Science programs will share the latest trends in their areas, including Respiratory, Occupational Therapy,
Nursing
“Using EHR’s in a way that makes sense” Does the idea of using
EHRs make you M-A-D? Electronic health records are here to stay.
EHRs impact every staff member in healthcare. Come learn how to incorporate this technology into the classroom to meet GA

1302
Personal Trainer
Lab – 2 nd floor
1104
1208
Room #
1101
3200
2104
2100
1302
1208
1104
Personal Trainer
Lab – 2 nd floor
1202
GA HOSA update
Personal Trainer - Eddie Rhodes,
Columbus Technical College
Lynn Clarke – AR Johnson HS
Paulette Diener – Healthcare
Teacher, North Springs Charter HS
2:30-3:30
Precision Exams
Anatomy in Clay
Middle GA State College
E HR Tutor
GA HOSA update
Cheryl Batts, Harris County HS and
Julie Wolf Whitewater HS
Lynn Clarke – AR Johnson HS
Personal Trainer - Eddie Rhodes,
Columbus Technical College
**HSTEA Conference
Headquarters**
Healthcare Science curriculum standards and prepare your students for their future workplace.
Get your update on all the exciting things happening with GA HOSA
This session will cover “understanding postural assessments” and should benefit those teaching exercise physiology another session on understanding exercise programing
"Tips and Tricks from NCHSE and ACTE 2014".
Explore the medical office EOPA tests from NCCT and NHA. Looking at the different assessments and what each has to offer. Also look at the resources available for each one and, how they line up with our curriculum.
Session description
Teachers will be able to go online and take a practice test to get a feel for what it is like for the students taking the NCHSE exam.
Other information regarding testing procedures and preparation will be covered.
“Hands-on Approach to teaching Anatomy and Physiology!”
In this workshop you will explore our kinesthetic approach to learning Anatomy and Physiology. Students who sculpt body systems develop an indelible understanding of anatomy, biomechanics, and the structures we share. Come build your nervous system in Clay!
Instructors from their Health Science programs will share the latest trends in their areas, including Respiratory, Occupational Therapy,
Nursing
“Using EHR’s in a way that makes sense” Does the idea of using
EHRs make you M-A-D? Electronic health records are here to stay.
EHRs impact every staff member in healthcare. Come learn how to incorporate this technology into the classroom to meet GA
Healthcare Science curriculum standards and prepare your students for their future workplace.
Get your update on all the exciting things happening with GA HOSA
Cheryl will be sharing “Dollar Store Teaching” and Julie will share
“Having Fun While Stimulating the Cranium”
"Tips and Tricks from NCHSE and ACTE 2014".
This session will cover “understanding exercise programing” and should benefit those teaching exercise physiology