Commissioners (2): Yolanda D. Reyes, Jose Y. Cueto Jr.
PAMET is the national organization of all MT
Foreign Reciprocity
In subjected country/state, allow Filipino MT to practice profession
Foreign Reciprocity
No foreigner is allowed to practice MT unless reciprocity has been established
ForeignReciprocity
Board of Medical Technology
Chairman: Dr. Marilyn A. Cabal-Barza
Members: Marilyn R. Atienza, Marian M. Tantingco
Appointed by: President of the Philippines
Term of office: 3 years
Can only be removed by: President of the Philippines
Administrative investigation for Revocation or suspension of COR
Done by at least 2 members of the board + 1 legal officer
PASMETH is the national organization of all registered schools of medical technology in the Philippines
Charlemagne Tamondong was the 1st president of PAMET
PASMETH is The Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology and Public Health, Inc.
The current president of PAMET is Ronaldo E. Puno
Nardito Moraleta was the 2nd president of PAMET
PAMET was organized by Crisanto Almario on 9/15/63
The current president of PASMETH is Dr. Bernard U. Ebuen
Dr. Gustavo Reyes was the 1st president of PASMETH
PASMETH was formed in 1970
Nardito Moraleta wrote the 1st MT code of ethics on 8/6/68
Nardito Moraleta professionalized the MT course and worked for the approval of RA 5527
Norma Chang revised the MT code of ethics on 3/7/97
Hector Gentapan Gayares Jr. wrote the PAMET hymn
Charlemagne Tamondong was the PAMET president but not a BSMT graduate
Wilma Hilgert-Hedrick was the founder of MT education in the Philippines and created the 1st MT curriculum to be used for BSMT
Dr. Pio de Roda and Dr. Sta. Ana started the training of lab workers in the Philippines at the Public Health lab
Francis Jerota Pefanco created the melody & music of the PAMET hymn
AUP (Old: PUC) was the 1st school to offer MT course in the Philippines and was approved by DepEd in 1953
Dr. Jesse Umali was the 1st graduate of PUC, an OB-Gyne, owner of Omega Lab at Quiricada St., Sta. Cruz, Manila, which is now known as the Manila Public Health Laboratory