Which leadership positions can HOSA members run for at the local and state levels?

HOSA members can run for key leadership positions such as President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer at both the local and state levels. These roles are fundamental to the structure of HOSA organizations, as they encompass the primary responsibilities that drive the activities and governance of the group.

The President typically leads meetings and sets the overall direction of the organization. The Vice President often supports the President and may take on leadership responsibilities in their absence. The Secretary is responsible for maintaining records and communication, while the Treasurer manages the financial aspects, ensuring the group's resources are used effectively. Together, these positions form an essential leadership team that guides the direction and success of HOSA chapters.

While other positions like Reporter, Historian, and various coordinators can be important, they're often not classified as the primary leadership roles within the governance structure, making them less common for formal election processes at the local and state levels.