Mr. Ronaldo E.

Puno is the Philippine Association of

Medical Technologists’ (PAMET) immediate past president
in 2016. He completed his baccalaureate degree of BS
Medical Technology from the University of Sto. Tomas as
full academic state scholar and his Master in Business
Administration, major in healthcare degree from Ateneo
de Manila Graduate School of Business. It is
complemented by his meaningful involvement in various
government agencies such as the Department of Health and Commission on
Higher Education. He is also actively involved in different international
organizations such as the ASEAN Association for Clinical Laboratory Sciences
(AACLS) and International Federation of Clinical Chemistry (IFCC) among others.
His areas of interest include Laboratory Management System, Quality Assurance,
Clinical Chemistry and Clinical Microscopy. He is one of the President who
longest serving President of Philippine Association of Medical Technologists. His
legacy is “Empowering Medical Technologists Towards Global Advancement”.

Mr. Rommel F. Saceda Mr. Rommel F. Saceda is a

student of the Graduate School's Master of Science in
Medical Technology Program. He completes
academic courses as prerequisites for the
comprehensive exam. He completed his college
degree in several Universities, the first being
Bachelor of Business Management in PLM, Master of
Business Ad in PCU, BS MedTech in FEU, Master of
Science in MedTech in Trinity University Asia.
Currently, he is a member of the ASCP BOC Philippines Advisory Council and
Board of Directors. His legacy at PAMET is “ENGAGEMENT”.

JOHN BENEDICT N. SEBUCAO

BSMT1-B
 Ms. Luella A. Vertucio before she was elected as the
18th National President of PAMET on December 2, 2022
She became Vice President in PAMET first. She was also
elected as the leader of various organizations. Ms.
Vertucio, a 1988 Bachelor of Science in Medical
Technology graduate, is currently the Director of
Laboratory/Medical Technology for Providence
Hospital, Inc. She is also a DTI-PAO ISO 15189 Auditor
and a member of the Philippine Advisory Council,
American Association of International Clinical Pathology Institutes (ASCPi). His
legacy is Making a difference, and move forward.