The College of Allied Medical Professions envisions to help in the promotion of optimal health and function through the application of scientific principles to effectively meet the existing and emerging health care needs.
The College aims to prepare competent and compassionate graduates who can provide professional health care in the local and global community.
Specifically, the College aims to:
Imbibe in the students sound moral values and Christian virtues needed in the delivery of quality health care services;
Provide students with high quality knowledge and skills needed in the practice of their respective professions;
Provide students a variety of learning opportunities relevant in the rendition of professional health care services;
Encourage students to accept responsibilities, uphold professional ethics and develop empathy and compassion for the benefit of their patients; and
Motivate and inspire students to undertake continuing education and research that will foster life-long professional growth.
The Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (BSPT) degree program aims to:
The Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy (BSOT) degree program aims to:
The Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology (BSMT) degree program aims to:
The Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (BSPh) degree program aims to:
The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology (BSRT) degree program aims to:
Bachelor of Science in Clinical Pharmacy degree program aims to:
List of Board Topnotchers | |||
Board Examination | Date Taken | Name of Graduate | Place |
MT Licensure Exam | September 1994 | Fritzie C. Cabusao | 20th |
September 1995 | Merlyn C. Cruz Joanna Lynn C. Baluyut |
13th 17th |
|
September 2000 | Milona L. Santos Rowell D.L. Azares |
11th 20th |
|
September 2001 | Maurice P. Bernardino | 3rd | |
September 2002 | Reynaldo D.L. Bundalian, Jr. | 13th | |
September 2003 | Marivic M. Botio | 9th | |
September 2004 | Rayzen V. Canono | 16th | |
September 2005 | Armin N. Masbang | 16th | |
September 2009 | Tristan Angelo M. Calaquian | 2nd | |
March 2012 | Abigail M. Laus | 7th | |
September 2012 | Maria Janina A. Parker | 5th | |
September 2013 | Shara Laine S. Vino Judea G. Gonzales |
4th 6th |
|
September 2014 | Loren P. Lopez | 10th | |
March 2015 | Ace William C. Pasion | 1st | |
September 2015 | El Marie Salunga | 1st | |
PT Licensure Exam | August 1995 | Martin Eugene T. Lansangan | 12th |
February 1998 | Jennifer Marie A. Rosales | 10th | |
February 2004 | Mark G. Cabrera | 11th | |
February 2008 | Blessie G. Peña | 5th | |
February 2014 | Roman M. Dizon Maureen M. Garcia |
1st 5th |
|
February 2015 | Jaymar S. Bebita Maria Katrina B. Mabansag |
2nd 7th |
|
February 2016 | Micheal T. Severino, Jr. | 10th | |
August 2016 | James Michael M. Hernandez | 1st | |
February 2017 | Sharmaine Erica M. Calma | 3rd | |
February 2017 | Aniceto Lemnel L. Cabuso | 4th | |
February 2017 | Marie Albert Gueco | 10th | |
February 2019 | Annalisa Z. Maramot | 6th | |
OT Licensure Exam | August 2002 | Thea Marie G. Dimacali | 10th |
August 2004 | Chesa Camille D. Suarez | 5th | |
August 2018 | Ma. Micah Renea F. Galang | 2nd | |
August 2019 | Samantha Nicole T. Santiago | 1st | |
RT Licensure Exam | July 2016 | Paul Vincent P. Tan | 6th |
JPPhA (Junior Philippine Pharmacists Association)
The JPPhA is an organization of Pharmacy students of the Department of Pharmacy. The association believes in the broad principles of pharmaceutical advancement, community involvement and research would be an incentive to greater achievements in the Pharmacy profession. The mission of the Junior Philippine Pharmacists Association is to prepare Pharmacy students, through life long dedication and conscious efforts, to meet the challenges of the expanding role of the pharmacist and to direct health care expertise toward improving the community. Part of its vision is to work with individuals, organizations, and public agencies to assist in charitable and educational programs.
Physical Therapy Students Society (PTSS)
The Physical Therapy Students Society spearheads student projects and activities of the Department of Physical Therapy. It fosters unity and camaraderie among BS Physical Therapy students as it promotes the interests of the CAMP family in general. It conducts civic-oriented activities and training opportunities in support of formal classroom education in order to contribute to the intellectual and social growth of each student.
Achievers Guild
The Achievers Guild envisions to instill academic excellence, diligence, and compassion among students. The organization aims to intensify the students’ potentials and skills through active participation in the conduct of college-based and university-wide projects.
Society of Future Medical Technologists (SFMT)
The SFMT aims to promote unity and develop the leadership skills of BS Medical Technology students through active participation in community services and projects. It aims to instill in the hearts of future medical lab scientists a deep sense of social responsibility and compassion for a more responsive and relevant cause.
AlliMEd Explorer
The AlliMed Explorer, with the tagline “Soaring Miles through Responsible Journalism”, is the official media outlet of the College of Allied Medical Professions that covers all collegiate and departmental events for the academic year. It serves to discover, hone and exhibit the talents of allied health students in literary works, cartooning and multimedia journalism and in editorial, news, features and sports writing.
Alliance of Radiologic Technology Students (ARTS)
The ARTS aims to develop a responsible studentry who will put educational opportunity to optimum use and look after the unity and welfare of its members. It is geared towards developing a sense of service and responsibility among its members through activities that will benefit the school and the community while upholding the rules and regulations of the student handbook.
COTSA
"The Capampangan Occupational Therapy Student Assembly is the official organization of the AUF BS Occupational Therapy students. COTSA believes that student involvement and contribution in the community is important in the growing field of occupational therapy. "
MacArthur Highway, 2009 Angeles City, Philippines
(63) (045) 625-2888 local 710
(63) (045) 625-2810
camp@auf.edu.ph
The College of Allied Medical Professions envisions to help in the promotion of optimal health and function through the application of scientific principles to effectively meet the existing and emerging health care needs.
The College aims to prepare competent and compassionate graduates who can provide professional health care in the local and global community.
Specifically, the College aims to:
Imbibe in the students sound moral values and Christian virtues needed in the delivery of quality health care services;
Provide students with high quality knowledge and skills needed in the practice of their respective professions;
Provide students a variety of learning opportunities relevant in the rendition of professional health care services;
Encourage students to accept responsibilities, uphold professional ethics and develop empathy and compassion for the benefit of their patients; and
Motivate and inspire students to undertake continuing education and research that will foster life-long professional growth.
The Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (BSPT) degree program aims to:
The Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy (BSOT) degree program aims to:
The Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology (BSMT) degree program aims to:
The Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (BSPh) degree program aims to:
The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology (BSRT) degree program aims to:
Bachelor of Science in Clinical Pharmacy degree program aims to:
List of Board Topnotchers | |||
Board Examination | Date Taken | Name of Graduate | Place |
MT Licensure Exam | September 1994 | Fritzie C. Cabusao | 20th |
September 1995 | Merlyn C. Cruz Joanna Lynn C. Baluyut |
13th 17th |
|
September 2000 | Milona L. Santos Rowell D.L. Azares |
11th 20th |
|
September 2001 | Maurice P. Bernardino | 3rd | |
September 2002 | Reynaldo D.L. Bundalian, Jr. | 13th | |
September 2003 | Marivic M. Botio | 9th | |
September 2004 | Rayzen V. Canono | 16th | |
September 2005 | Armin N. Masbang | 16th | |
September 2009 | Tristan Angelo M. Calaquian | 2nd | |
March 2012 | Abigail M. Laus | 7th | |
September 2012 | Maria Janina A. Parker | 5th | |
September 2013 | Shara Laine S. Vino Judea G. Gonzales |
4th 6th |
|
September 2014 | Loren P. Lopez | 10th | |
March 2015 | Ace William C. Pasion | 1st | |
September 2015 | El Marie Salunga | 1st | |
PT Licensure Exam | August 1995 | Martin Eugene T. Lansangan | 12th |
February 1998 | Jennifer Marie A. Rosales | 10th | |
February 2004 | Mark G. Cabrera | 11th | |
February 2008 | Blessie G. Peña | 5th | |
February 2014 | Roman M. Dizon Maureen M. Garcia |
1st 5th |
|
February 2015 | Jaymar S. Bebita Maria Katrina B. Mabansag |
2nd 7th |
|
February 2016 | Micheal T. Severino, Jr. | 10th | |
August 2016 | James Michael M. Hernandez | 1st | |
February 2017 | Sharmaine Erica M. Calma | 3rd | |
February 2017 | Aniceto Lemnel L. Cabuso | 4th | |
February 2017 | Marie Albert Gueco | 10th | |
February 2019 | Annalisa Z. Maramot | 6th | |
OT Licensure Exam | August 2002 | Thea Marie G. Dimacali | 10th |
August 2004 | Chesa Camille D. Suarez | 5th | |
August 2018 | Ma. Micah Renea F. Galang | 2nd | |
August 2019 | Samantha Nicole T. Santiago | 1st | |
RT Licensure Exam | July 2016 | Paul Vincent P. Tan | 6th |
JPPhA (Junior Philippine Pharmacists Association)
The JPPhA is an organization of Pharmacy students of the Department of Pharmacy. The association believes in the broad principles of pharmaceutical advancement, community involvement and research would be an incentive to greater achievements in the Pharmacy profession. The mission of the Junior Philippine Pharmacists Association is to prepare Pharmacy students, through life long dedication and conscious efforts, to meet the challenges of the expanding role of the pharmacist and to direct health care expertise toward improving the community. Part of its vision is to work with individuals, organizations, and public agencies to assist in charitable and educational programs.
Physical Therapy Students Society (PTSS)
The Physical Therapy Students Society spearheads student projects and activities of the Department of Physical Therapy. It fosters unity and camaraderie among BS Physical Therapy students as it promotes the interests of the CAMP family in general. It conducts civic-oriented activities and training opportunities in support of formal classroom education in order to contribute to the intellectual and social growth of each student.
Achievers Guild
The Achievers Guild envisions to instill academic excellence, diligence, and compassion among students. The organization aims to intensify the students’ potentials and skills through active participation in the conduct of college-based and university-wide projects.
Society of Future Medical Technologists (SFMT)
The SFMT aims to promote unity and develop the leadership skills of BS Medical Technology students through active participation in community services and projects. It aims to instill in the hearts of future medical lab scientists a deep sense of social responsibility and compassion for a more responsive and relevant cause.
AlliMEd Explorer
The AlliMed Explorer, with the tagline “Soaring Miles through Responsible Journalism”, is the official media outlet of the College of Allied Medical Professions that covers all collegiate and departmental events for the academic year. It serves to discover, hone and exhibit the talents of allied health students in literary works, cartooning and multimedia journalism and in editorial, news, features and sports writing.
Alliance of Radiologic Technology Students (ARTS)
The ARTS aims to develop a responsible studentry who will put educational opportunity to optimum use and look after the unity and welfare of its members. It is geared towards developing a sense of service and responsibility among its members through activities that will benefit the school and the community while upholding the rules and regulations of the student handbook.
COTSA
"The Capampangan Occupational Therapy Student Assembly is the official organization of the AUF BS Occupational Therapy students. COTSA believes that student involvement and contribution in the community is important in the growing field of occupational therapy. "
MacArthur Highway, 2009 Angeles City, Philippines
(63) (045) 625-2888 local 710
(63) (045) 625-2810
camp@auf.edu.ph