2026-2027 Idaho HOSA State Officers
Idaho HOSA state officers are elected each year by two delegates from each affiliated HOSA chapter and an interview committee. Each candidate must give a 2–3-minute speech and then answer questions about HOSA during the delegate session held at the annual HOSA State Leadership Conference.
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Alison Pitman, President
apitman@idahohosa.org
President Alison Pitman attends Meridian Medical Arts Charter High School in Meridian, Idaho. She has been a part of HOSA for the last 3 years. After graduating high school with her associate’s degree in Health Science, she plans on continuing her education through a bachelor’s degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology on a path to becoming a Pediatric Hematologist-Oncologist. This next year she plans to devote her time to maximising HOSA members’ connections to healthcare professionals and overall growing the global membership representation and guidance within the state of Idaho.
Audrey Eden, Post-Secondary President
aeden@idahohosa.org
Lillianne Lustig, Region I Vice President
llustig@idahohosa.org
Region I Vice President Lillianne Lustig attends Prairie High School in Cottonwood, Idaho. She has been a part of Idaho HOSA for 3 years now. After high school graduation, Lillianne plans on attending the University of Idaho on a path to become a Certified Prosthetist Orthotist; in other words, allowing her to work with people who have artificial limbs, as well as help design them. Lillianne has grown her skills through HOSA, and can’t wait to see what she can accomplish next. Her goal is to increase the knowledge of HOSA in healthcare fields and students, as well as being able to make the website more accessible by creating videos that explain how to do each competitive event.
Abygale Pierce, Region II Vice President
apierce@idahohosa.org
Region ll Vice President Abygale Pierce attends Vallivue High School, in Caldwell Idaho. She has been involved with HOSA for 2 years, and has fallen deeply in love with growing in healthcare and serving others. Her plans after high school include attending Idaho State University following the Radiographic Science program, earning her bachelors in Radiographic Science on track to pursuing a career as an X-ray technician. She strives to touch the lives of others around her through kindness, love, and ultimately a greater desire to be the good in the world. HOSA means so much to her and has impacted her life for the better. She yearns to bring this fulfillment and greater sense of purpose to the lives of others through HOSA, and encourages those around her to seek for ways to change the world through Healthcare.
Rosalyn Kuck, Region III Vice President
rkuck@idahohosa.org
Region III Vice President Rozzi Kuck attends Owyhee High School in Meridian, Idaho. She has been a member of Idaho HOSA for the past 2 years! She has always known she wanted to pursue a career in medicine, and after graduation she aspires to attend a prestigious university studying biology or public health on a pre-medicine track. Her ultimate goal is to train to become an orthopedic trauma surgeon! Her goals for Idaho HOSA are to strengthen equity and accessibility by enhancing competitive event preparation resources and increasing student awareness of healthcare opportunities throughout the state.
Kylie Meyer, Region IV Vice President
kmeyer@idahohosa.org
Region IV Vice President Kylie Meyer attends Meridian Medical Arts Charter High School in Meridian, Idaho. She had been a part of Idaho HOSA for three years now. After high school graduation, Kylie plans on studying Biology on a pre-medicine track to become a pediatrician. Her goal is to increase middle school chapter engagement and implement the chapter mentorship system she has already laid the foundation for, expanding HOSA’s outreach.
Maddisyn Polston, Region V Vice President
mpolston@idahohosa.org
Region V Vice President Maddisyn Polston attends Gooding High School in Gooding, Idaho. She has been involved in HOSA for 3 years, first discovering her passion while attending Immaculata La Salle High School in Miami, Florida. During her term, she hopes to increase member engagement and expand opportunities for students across Idaho HOSA. After high school, she plans to pursue a career as a pediatrician.
Yolette Martinez, Region VI Vice President
ymartinez@idahohosa.org
Region VI Vice President Yolette Martinez attends Blackfoot High School in Blackfoot, Idaho. She has been an involved HOSA member for two consecutive years. After high school graduation, Yolette plans on attending Idaho State University for her bachelor’s in Health Science on track for her Physician Assistant program with a specialty in Family Medicine. Her goal is to reach an audience of dedicated members outside of HOSA and to hopefully bring them into the countless opportunities HOSA has to offer by showing more of what HOSA can do in their future pathways.