Professional organizations Flashcards by Nathalie Grace Castillo

An assemblage of professionals within a particular professional field with a purpose of collaboration, networking, and professional development or advancement

Professional Organization

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APO meaning

Accredited Professional Organization

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AIPO meaning

Accredited Integrated Professional Organization

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Requirement for hiring, retention, and renewal of professional licenses; duly accredited by the PRC and PRB

APO or AIPO

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PAMET

Philippine Association of Medical Technologists Inc.

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PASMETH

Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology and Public Health, Inc.

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6 benefits of membership in professional organizations

Professionalism
Education
Perks
Networking
Profile
Recognition

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Must adhere to the set of rules or CODE OF ETHICS prescribed by the professional society

Professionalism

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Organize CPD activities for their members through conventions, seminars, fora, workshops, and other activities of similar nature

Education

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Usually come in the form of monetary discounts on registration fees for professional development activities of the organization

Perks

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Provide opportunities for building networks in the field, gatherings, and other activities-long-term linkages and connections

Networking

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Commemoration of outstanding members and leaders-enhance one’s professional profile

Recognition

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3 types of professional organizations

Accrediting Organizations
Credentialing/Certifying Organizations
Professional Societies

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Accredit curricular programs in educational institutions

Accrediting organizations

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Provide certification examinations for professionals.
Certified professionals are required to renew their licenses within a specified duration.

Credentialing/Certifying Organizations

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PAASCU

Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities

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PACUCOA

Philippine Association of Colleges, and Universities Commission on Accreditation

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What does the Philippines have as the credentialing/certifying organization?

PRC (Professional Regulation Commission)

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AMT

American Medical Technologists

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ASCP

American Society of Clinical Pathology

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ISCLT

International Society for Clinical Laboratory Technology

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NCA

National Certifying Agency for Medical Laboratory Personnel

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organizations that contribute to the continued development of a specific group of professionals

Professional Societies

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BRAP

BioRisk Association of the Philippines

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PBCC

Philippine Blood Coordinating Council

PCQACL

Philippine Council for Quality Assurance in Clinical Laboratories

PSM

Philippine Society for Microbiologists

PhBBA

Philippine Biosafety and Biosecurity Association

ASCP

American Society for Clinical Pathology

AACLS

ASEAN Association for Clinical Laboratory Sciences

AAMLT

ASEAN Association of Medical Laboratory Technologists

ASCS

American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science

IAMLT

International Association of Medical Laboratory Technologists

IFBLS

International Federation of Biomedical Laboratory Science

ISCLT

International Society for Clinical Laboratory Technologists

publications containing scholarly studies on specific professional fields.

Professional Journals

examples of journals give at least 3 :>

PhilippineJournalofMedical Technology ○Asia-PacificJournal of Medical Laboratory Science ○International Journal of Science and Clinical Laboratory ○LaboratoryMedicine ○Medical Laboratory Observer ○ClinicalLaboratory Science ○Advancesfor Medical Laboratory Professionals ○American Journal of Clinical Pathology○LabMedicine33

Is the national organization of Registered Medical Technologists in the Philippines

PAMET

when was PAMET founded?

September 15, 1963

who founded PAMET ?

Crisanto G. Almario

Where was PAMET founded?

PublicHealth Laboratory in QuiricadaSt., Sta. Cruz, Manila

First national convention and election of officers for PAMET at FEU

September 20, 1964

PAMET was incorporated and registered at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) during his term

Nardito D. Moraleta

When was PAMET incorporated and registered at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

n October 14, 1969 with Registration No. 3957039

(Philippine Medical Technology Act) become a law

RA 5527 on June 21, 1969

date of PRC approval and under what presidential decree

PD 223 June 22, 1973

number of provincial chapters nationwide

number of international chapters

4 Singapore Eastern Region Middle East Western Region Middle East USA

meaning of circle in PAMET insignia

symbolizes the continuous involvement where practice and education must always be integrated

meaning of triangle in PAMET insignia

trilogy of love, respect, and integrity

meaning of microscope and snake PAMET insignia

science of med tech profession

meaning of green in PAMET insignia

health

year of first pamet election

1964

PAMET Vision

PAMET shall be the constant prime mover in advancing the medical lab science profession for the continuous growth and development of its members

PAMET mission

To realize its vision, PAMET shall be an association that will uphold professional core values; develop and sustain comprehensive programs to enhance competencies of the Medical Laboratory Science professionals; collaborate with the different stake holders of health and make its services important to the beneficiaries of its services.

Core values of PAMET

piecu professionalism integrity excellence commitment unity

Legacy: Emergence of Profession Publicacceptance and recognition of PAMET-Approval on May 10, 1967 of HB 7082 (MT Bill) 1963-1967 –UP Ins. of Hygiene

Charlemagne T. Tamondong

Legacy: Professional Recognition Highlights of Accomplishments- Approval of RA 5527 (SB#996)-SEC Registration of PAMET (Oct. 14, 2969)- First MT Board- PAMET Code of Ethics- PAMET News: 1stOfficial Newsletter 1967-1970 FEU

Nardito D. Moraleta

(1970-71/1973-1977-UST) -Legacy: Legislative Agenda Highlights of Accomplishments- Approval of PD498- Accreditation of PAMET as Bonafide professional organization for Med Tech by the PRC

Felix E. Asprer

(1971-1973-FEU) Legacy: Celebration of the Practice Highlights -Amendments to the TevesLaw -Proclamation on September 15, 1972 of the 3rdweek of September as the Philippine Medical Technology Week

Bernardo T. Tabaosares

(January 1973-September 1973 –UST) -Legacy: Career Advocacy Highlights of Accomplishments -Approval of 75.00 professional tax of RMT by the BIR-Upgrading of the Medtechprofession by raising its professional code number from 20 to 3

Angelina R. Jose

(1977-February 1982) Legacy: Educational Enhancement Highlights of Accomplishments -Monthly CPE -Monthly medical missions -Monthly quiz contests -Classification of PAMET members

Venerable C.V. Oca

(1982-1992-College of Holy Spirit) Legacy: Image Building Highlights of Accomplishments -Conferment of Awards -Approval of the upgrading of the salary standardization of government of MT -Inclusion of hazard pay -Aggressive implementation of CPE =LongestservingPresident

Carmencita P. Acedera

(1992-1996 PWU) Legacy: Proactivism HighlightsofAchievements Closer coordination between PAMET and PASMETH -Acquisition of the PAMET Secretariat Office in Makati-Approval of the PAMET Constitution and By-Laws

Marilyn R. Atienza

(1997-2001 UST)- Legacy: International Leadership HighlightsofAccomplishments- Approval of 1997 Code of Ethics of the Medical Technology Profession -Bayanihan Plan -registration of the Philippine Journal of Medical Technology in the International Library Congress-FormationofthePhilippineCouncilforQualityAssuranceinClinical Laboratories53

Norma N. Chang

(2001-2002, 2005-2006)- Legacy: Organizational Dynamism Highlights of Achievements -Submission of proposed amendments of RA 5527 to the House of Reps. -Job fairs for new Med. Techs -Ratification of the 2002 PAMET Constitution and By-Laws-Recipient of the Most Outstanding Professional Organization by CHAP 2001

Agnes B. Medenilla

(2003-2004)-Legacy: Interdisciplinary Networking Highlights of Accomplishments -Partnership with P&G in awarding scholarship grants -Collaborative activities: PAMET webs-Implementation of electronic ID system - Formation of Institution Review Board

Shirley F. Cruzada

(2006-2013 UST) -Legacy: Beyond Expectations Highlight of Accomplishment -CPE for Medical Technologist -Intensified collaboration with P&G-Heightened research related activities through help of Ms.LilyAlquiza

Leila M. Florento

San Juan De Dios 2013-2015 Legacy: Soar Higher through VOICE Highlight of Accomplishments -VOICE: Visibility, Oneness, Integrity, Commitment and Excellence

Romeo Joseph J. Ignacio

2015-2021 Legacy: Empowerment

Ronaldo E. Puno

2021 to present

Rommel F. Saceda

Is the national organization of all medical technology/medical laboratory science students under the supervision of PASMETH

PHISMETS

when was PHISMETS first orgainzed

2002 during the leadership of former PASMETH president, Dean Zenaida C. Cajucom69

first PHISMETS advisers

○Prof.MarilynBala(CHS) ○Prof.NovaAidaC.Cajucom(FEU-NRMF) ○Prof.ZennieB.Aceron(UST)

who reorganized PHISMETS on nov 25, 2006

headed by Dir.Magdalena Natividad, the chair of the Committee on Student Development and Dean Bernard Ebuen

meaning of 3 circles on the PHISMETS seal

symbolize the continuous active involvement of Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao in the national transforming venue of medical laboratory science students

meaning of laurel on the PHISMETS seal

nature nd continuation of life every year

meaning of green letters on the PHISMETS seal

color of health

meaning of 5 bubbles from the test tube on the PHISMETS seal

5 objectives embodied in the constitution of the organization

meaning of 15 interconnected molecules outside a tube on the PHISMETS seal

unity of the 15 board schools exploring various possibilities and aiming towards the integral growth and holistic development of mls students

meaning of microscope on the PHISMETS seal

represent mls

To elevate the practice of medical technology/medical laboratory science and safeguard the welfare of their members but each professional society has roles and functions unique to itself

Foreign Professional Societies

Is the national organization of recognized schools of medical technology and public health in the Philippines.

PASMETH

Established in 1970

PASMETH

is the only professional organization of schools for Medical Technology/Medical Laboratory Science.

PASMETH

With the hopes of maintaining the highest standards of medical technology/public health education and fostering closer relations among Medical Technology/Public Health schools.

PASMETH

date 1st organization meeting was held at University of Santo Tomas (UST)

June 22, 1970

When did Dr. Narciso Albarracin, Secretary of DEPED, designated Dr. Serafin Juliano (FEU), and Dr. Gustavo U. Reyes (UST) organized an association of deans/heads of schools of medical technology and public health?

May 13, 1970

Who are the 3 people who organized an association of deans/heads of schools of medical technology and public health?

Dr. Narciso Albarracin Dr. Serafin Juliano Dr. Gustavo U. Reyes

The first member schools of PASMETH were the:

University of Santo Tomas Far Eastern University Centro Escolar University San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation, Inc. Philippines Women's University Marinez Memorial Colleges

Date of registration of SEC through legislation by Mr. Cirilo Cajucom and Atty. Dexter Bihis

October 6, 1985

1st annual meeting held in UST

May 17, 1971

the founding organization of the ASEAN Association of Schools of Medical Technology (AASMT) through the initiatives of Dean Bernard Ebuen, Dr, Jose Jurel Nuevo, and Dr. Anacleta Valdez.

PASMETH

The first set of officers are:

Dr. Gustavo Reyes Dr. Serafin Julian Dr. Velia Trinidad Dr. Faustino Sunico

The first president of PASMETH

Dr. Gustavo Reyes

The first vice president of PASMETH

Dr. Serafin Juliano

The first secretary/treasurer of PASMETH

Dr. Velia Trinidad

The first press relations officer of PASMETH

Dr. Faustino Sunico

This symbol on the PASMETH seal represents the objective to seek the advice, aid, and assistance from any government or private entity for the fulfillment of the association’s aims and purposes.

Diamond

This symbol on the PASMETH seal represents the continuity of learning and the never-ending quest for excellence in the academic field.

Circle

This symbol on the PASMETH seal represents the field of Medical Technology and Public Health

Microscope

The year the PASMETH Association was founded.

1970

This symbol on the PASMETH seal represents the objective to take a united stand on matters which affect the interests of Medical Technology and Public Health education.

Diamond

This symbol on the PASMETH seal represents the objective to to work for the continuous development of Medical Technology and Public Health education in order that profession will be of maximum service to the country.

Diamond

This symbol on the PASMETH seal represents the objective to encourage a thorough study of the problems of Medical Technology and Public Health education and to offer solutions to them

Diamond

The four corners represent the four objectives of the association: (For Familiarization)

To encourage a thorough study of the problems of Medical Technology and Public Health education and to offer solutions to them. To work for the continuous development of Medical Technology and Public Health education in order that profession will be of maximum service to the country. To take a united stand on matters which affect the interests of Medical Technology and Public Health education. To seek the advice, aid, and assistance from any government or private entity for the fulfillment of the association’s aims and purposes.