The mission of HOSA Canada is to enable secondary students to become leaders in the healthcare industry by enabling future health professionals to acquire knowledge, skills training and leadership development through competition. As a HOSA member, students are provided with opportunities to learn about specific healthcare careers of interest to them as well as the healthcare industry as a whole by preparing for and competing in a competitive event. Some events focus on training students in core technical procedures unique to a particular profession while others are more generalized and develop teamwork, communication and leadership skills. Through HOSA, students are able to meet like-minded individuals while working towards gaining an edge in the highly competitive health science space. At the same time, HOSA enables students who are passionate about health sciences to further develop their skills and grants them the opportunity to gain recognition for their achievements at a national and international level.
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See Mrs. Lebeau or Mrs. Dutto if you have any questions.
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Latest news…
DOCTOR WHO CLUB: Coming April 23rd
We go back to 1985…the 6th Doctor & Peri arrive in the early 19th century. The Industrial Revolution is booming…and a mysterious woman is taking advantage of the situation…a woman the Doctor knows very well. Return with us in time to see the introduction of the villainous Rani in Part 1 of THE MARK OF THE RANI. The adventure begins THURSDAY (due to the PD Day) April 23rd after school in room 226.
Canadian Federation of University Women
Canadian Federation of University Women
value: $2000.00
3 scholarships to female secondary students from Cambridge
Due date: June, 26, 2026
Criteria:
– demonstrate acceptance of an offer of enrolment in a post-secondary program
– indicate the name of the program of study
– enrolment in a Cambridge secondary school for at least three years
– academic achievement of over 80% in the final year of high school
– evidence of community involvement and participation in extra-curricular activities
– explanation of how the scholarship would be beneficial
DOCTOR WHO CLUB: Coming Apr. 17th
Chapter 3 of the FLUX presents one of the most mind-bending, outrageous, far-out episodes in the history of Doctor Who…and also offers a glimpse into the mysterious previous lives that the Doctor can no longer remember…but who is the mystery woman warning off the Doctor? Join us this week to find out in ONCE, UPON TIME. This temporal trip to end all trips begins this Friday April 17th after school in room 226.
CMH Staff Trust Diversity Bursary
Cambridge Memorial Hospital Staff Trust Fund Diversity Bursary
“As part of our goal to build a more diverse healthcare workforce, the Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH) Staff Trust Fund Diversity Bursary supports Black, Indigenous, and 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals as well as persons of colour and persons with disabilities living in the Waterloo Region pursuing post-secondary education in health-related fields. Our goal is to help build a more diverse healthcare workforce.”
Award: $1,500: Up to 10 (ten) awards available.
Due Date: June 1, 2026
Eligibility:
- Is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
- Identifies as Black, Indigenous, 2SLGBTQIA+, a person of colour, and/or a person with disability
- Lives in the Waterloo Region (includes Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo, North Dumfries, Wellesley, Wilmot and Woolwich)
- Is enrolled in full-time or part-time health-related studies as of September 2026 at a Canadian post-secondary institution recognized by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
Selection Criteria:
- Community involvement
- Financial need
- Educational goals and healthcare field of study
