This session highlights recent changes and upcoming initiatives in Health Science, with updates on current standards, pathway changes, and essential information regarding HOSA membership, competitive events, and student opportunities.
How can we move math and science into real-world application? This interactive session highlights a proven model for integrating core standards with the Biomedical Science pathway. Learn strategies for project design, implementation, industry engagement, and assessment—while also gaining insights from a biomedical sciences master teacher on interdisciplinary collaboration. Participants will collaborate to begin developing integrated lessons and projects.
Are you interested in bringing public health knowledge and experiences into your classroom? Attend the Integrating Public Health Content into the Classroom session to connect with public health professionals from the Kentucky Department for Public Health, University of Louisville School of Public Health and Information Sciences and the University of Kentucky College of Public Health to learn about available resources to bring public health to your students. Participants will leave the session with public health materials to take back to their classrooms.
I play several different types of games in my medical terminology course. I know several teacher want to make medical terminology more engaging and I hope to do just that. I would like to show attendees several of the different games I play with my classes including: Spinny Wheel, Flipping Review, On a Roll, and Spoons. I have a high pass rate on my medical terminology final, so I know these games are effective and would love to share them with other instructors around the state.
Are you looking for an easy way to teach Allied Health? The Depco Health Care Units are a great way for your students to do an independent study with hands on experience. You can also incorporate HOSA competitive events to extend the length of the class. It could also lead to job shadowing opportunities.
Medical terminology is a foundational skill for all health science learners, yet many students struggle with the volume, complexity, and abstract nature of medical language. This session equips educators with a toolkit of evidence-based instructional strategies that make medical terminology accessible, memorable, and engaging. Participants will explore practical techniques that support diverse learners, strengthen vocabulary retention, and foster deeper comprehensionwhile reducing cognitive overload.Through interactive demonstrations, collaborative discussions, and ready-to-use classroom examples, attendees will learn how to scaffold instruction, integrate real-world applications, and leverage technology to enhance understanding. This session emphasizes strategies that promote active learning, including morphological analysis, visual mapping, chunking, gamification, and contextualized case-based learning. Educators will leave with adaptable resources and renewed confidence in teaching complex terminology effectively.
A session focused on how to effectively lay out Sports Medicine coursework, align content with certification expectations, and prepare students to successfully pass the AMCA exam, Physical Therapy Technician Certification.
People Serving Animals!As an accredited Veterinary Technology program offered at the MedQuest College Lexington Campus we provide students with the technical training and applied learning experiences to graduate with the Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree and earn their License as a Veterinary Technician (LVT). High school students from Agriculture, Animal Science, Biomedical Science, and other related pathways may transfer in specific dual credit college credits to meet some of the program curriculum requirements. The program is designed to train the next generation of highly skilled animal care providers that work alongside Medical Veterinarians with an expanded scope of practice. Students will learn the why (knowledge), the how (skills) behind veterinary medical science and ethical animal care (dispositions).
Program Director of Veterinary Technology, MedQuest College
Program Director, Veterinary Technology, Carrie Long has dedicated herself for over 20 years to the veterinary field, building her career from the ground up with a passion for animal care and education. She began as a Kennel Assistant before advancing to Veterinary Assistant and later... Read More →
Join Ky Health Science Educators Association for a fabulous Early Bird gathering featuring BINGO, networking, and our annual business meeting. Wear your best beach, vacation or Golden Girls attire!
