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Starting 30 July 2019, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Professional Regulatory Board of Medicine will accept applications for the Qualifying Assessment/Examination for Foreign Medical Professionals (FMP) who intend to undergo residency training programs in the Philippines.
The PRC, however, reserves the right to the following: Request the applicants to submit the hardcopy of PRC registration requirements in order to verify the authenticity of the posted information in case the applicants are pre-qualified by the PRC.
While the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) believes the information to be reliable, human or mechanical error remains a possibility, as does delay in the posting or updating of the information.
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iao1 @prc.gov.ph. Michelle Loise C. Saquido-Marcial Chief International Development Division Tel: 8244-7674 idd1 @prc.gov.ph. Marie Cecille P. Fernando Chief Qualification Recognition Division Tel: 8244-7674 qrd2 @prc.gov.ph. Atty. Arjay R. Rosales Officer-in-Charge International Commitments Negotiation Division Tel: 8244-7674 icnd1 @prc.gov.ph
Atty. Erwin M. Enad holds the degrees of Bachelor of Laws from the Ateneo de Davao University, Master in Management from the University of the Philippines - Mindanao and Master in National Security Administration from the National Defense College of the Philippines where he was awarded a Bronze Medal for Academic Excellence.. He is a Senior Fellow in Public Service Program at the Lee Kuan Yew ...
Aug 18, 2018 · PRC participates in the 3rd Philippines-Indonesia Joint Consular Consultation Meeting
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* (All official documents that are issued or executed abroad must be authenticated by the Philippine Embassy/Consulate/Legation in the State or country where they are issued or executed. An Apostille Certification issued by the foreign competent authority responsible for the implementation of the Apostille Convention is sufficient.
On June 19, 1953, Republic Act No. 877, otherwise known as the “Philippine Nursing Law,” was enacted and for the first time, the Board was composed of three (3) nurses, a Chairman and two Members with additional powers and duties.
