Who was the first national HOSA President?

The first national HOSA President was Lynne McGee of North Carolina, who played a significant role in the establishment and growth of HOSA. Serving as a leader from the onset of the organization, she contributed to laying the foundational framework that supported HOSA's mission to promote student leadership and the development of a future workforce in healthcare. Her leadership helped in promoting initiatives that emphasized the importance of health science education and offered members the opportunity to develop their skills through various programs and activities.

The other options refer to individuals who may have been involved in HOSA or in other capacities within healthcare fields, but they did not serve as the inaugural president. Lynne McGee's distinction as the first president is an important point of reference in HOSA’s history.