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    The document summarizes several acts and memorandums from the Commission on Higher Education in the Philippines regarding policies for medical technology education. It outlines the initial funding and composition of CHED, along with qualifications for deans, faculty, facilities, and curriculum standards for medical technology programs. Key requirements include degrees held by administrators and instructors, ratios of staff to students, library resources, laboratory space, and updating textbooks every 5 years. The memorandums aim to ensure affordable, quality higher education and training for medical technologists in the country.

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    COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION (CHED) Medtech Laws PH

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    COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION (CHED) Seed capital: 500 million

    Initial operation of commission: 50 million


    Travel tax gross: 40% of annual share
    REPUBLIC ACT No. 7722
    Professional registration fee: 30% collection
    “Higher Education Act of 1994” share
    Government financing to Fund: 3-5% of
     The State shall promote affordable quality unimpaired surplus
    education
     Creation of Commission on Higher Education (CHED)  Transition period shall not exceed 3 months

    Composition of the Commission


    Approved: May 18, 1994
    - 5 full time members: 1 chairman 4 Signed by:
    Commissioners Fidel Ramos (Philippine President)
    - All members are appointed by the President Edgardo Angara (Senate President)
    - All members shall have the rank of Department Edgardo Tumangan (Senate Secretary)
    Secretary and Undersecretary Jose de Venecia (House of Rep. Speaker)
    - Commissioner shall be doctorate degree and Camilo Sabio (House of Rep. Secretary General)
    engaged in Higher Education for 10 years and
    must not a candidate for elections CHED MEMORANDUM No. 08 S. 1998
    - During transition period, the Secretary of DepEd
    should be the ex-officio Chaiman of the “Updated Policies and Standards for Medical
    Commission for maximum of 1 year Technology Education”

    Terms of Office  BSMT Education shall be operated under the


    provision of CHED
    Chairman – 4 years
    First 2 Commissioners – 3 years Dean Qualifications and Duties
    Second 2 Commissioners – 2 years
    - Filipino Registered Medical Technologist
    Board of Advisers - Master degree holder
    - Shall render at least 25 hours of administrative
    Composed of 9 members: services per week
    1 Chairman: DepEd Secretary - Shall render a maximum of 12 units of teaching
    1 Vice Chairman: NEDA Director load per week
    1 Secretary of DOST
    1 Secretary of DTI Faculty Qualifications and Duties
    1 Secretary of DOLE
    - Filipino Registered Medical Technologist
    1 FAAP President
    - Master degree holder
    1 FAPE President
    - 1 year MT intern experience
    2 additional members appointed by the
    - 1 year MT licensed experience in clinical lab
    President
    - Licensed physician w/ 2 years clinical
    Higher Education Development Fund experience

    - Simply called as “Fund”


    - Administered by the Commission

    Prepared By: John Michael U. Castro


     Colleges may only change their textbooks every CHED MEMORANDUM No. 06 S. 2008
    5 years
    “Guidelines for the Accreditation of Clinical
     Hospital/Clinical Laboratory should be
    Laboratories in the Training of Med. Tech. Interns”
    accredited by BRL-DOH
     Ratio of Staff to Intern is 1:10

    Library

    - Library should be open at least 8 hours a day


    - MT books should have at least 2 available titles
    - Min. of 2 international and max. of 2 local CHED MEMORANDUM No. 13 S. 2017
    health sciences books
    “Policies, Standards and Guidelines for BSMT Program”
    - Shall have at least 1 copy for every 25 students
    -
     Laboratory room shall have 2 exits
     1 square meter minimum floor space for every
    1-2 students
     1 locker per 1-5 students

    Approved: January 21, 1998

    Signed by: Angel Alcala (Chairman)

    CHED MEMORANDUM No. 27 S. 1998

    “Curriculum for Common 2-Year Associate in Health


    Science Education”

     It is a 2 year preparatory/undergraduate
    program that will prepare students for
    medicine, medical technologist, pharmacy etc.
     Have 73 total units (17 units in health sciences)

    Effectivity: SY 1998-1999

    Approved: April 22, 1998

    Signed by: Angel Alcala (Chairman)

    Prepared By: John Michael U. Castro

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