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Center of Excellence
Level IV Re-Accredited
Consistent Top Performing School
Vision
The Department of Medical Technology of the Faculty of Pharmacy of the University of Santo Tomas envisions itself as a leading Medical Technology institution in Asia, committed to technological proficiency, competence as well as the professional and moral formation of her stakeholders for social transformation.
Mission
The Department of Medical Technology of the Faculty of Pharmacy of the University of Santo Tomas dedicates to generate, advance, and transmit knowledge to form competent and compassionate Medical Technology professionals committed to the service of the Church, the nation, and the global community.
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Read MoreMr. Jude Anthony Trinidad, RMT, MSMT
Medical Technology Clinical Internship Coordinator
Asst. Prof. Vincent Thomas S. Alferos V, MD
Doctor of Medicine
Miguel Francisco C. Cajipe, M.D.
Doctor of Medicine
Ms. Canellie Canlas, RMT, MSMT
Master of Science in Medical Technology
Mr. Jerry F. Ching, RMT, MSMT
Master of Science in Medical Technology
Asst. Prof. Clarenz Sarit M. Concepcion, RMT, MPHi
Master of Public Health International
Mr. Elbert Aldwin H. De Jesus, MBA, MPHI
Master of Business Administration
Assoc. Prof. Jocelyn D. Domingo, RMT, MSc
Master of Science in Medical and Pharmaceutical Research
Mr. Ian Paulo C. Gigante, RMT, MPH
Master in Public Health
Prof. Ma. Frieda Z. Hapan, Ph.D.
Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Management
Asst. Prof. Julius Eleazar D.C. Jose, Ph.D.
Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Science
Prof. Edilberto P. Manahan, Ph.D.
Doctor of Philosophy in Education
Asst. Prof. Roberto G. Manaois, DBA
Doctor of Business Administration
Asst. Prof. Ruby G. Meim, RMT, MSMT
Master of Science in Medical Technology
Mr. Clive Ivan Mercado, RMT, MSMT
Master of Science in Medical Technology
Asst. Prof. Diana Lea M. Mendoza, RMT, MPHi
Master of Public Health International
Mr. Mark Raymund G. Nava, RMT, MSMT
Master in Science in Medical Technology
Asst. Prof. Maria Luisa R. Olano, Ph.D.
Doctor of Philosophy in Education major in Educational Management
Asst. Prof. Maria Teresa T. Rodriguez, EdD, MLS (ASCPi) CM
Doctor of Education, major in Educational Management
Asst. Prof. Ron Sison RMT, MPH
Master of Public Health
Ms. Sherill D. Tesalona, RMT, MSMT
Master of Science in Medical Technology
Mr. Jude Anthony Trinidad, RMT, MSMT
Master of Science in Medical Technology
John Henrick Uy, M.D.
Doctor of Medicine
Asst. Prof. Vivian Villegas, RMT, MSMT
Master of Science in Medical Technology
Assoc. Prof. Rowen T. Yolo, M.D.
Doctor of Medicine
Medical Technology in the University of Santo Tomas was introduced as an elective course to 4th- and 5th-year B.S. Pharmacy Students by Rev. Fr. Lorenzo Rodriguez O.P., who was then the Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
In 1958, Rev. Fr. Lorenzo Rodriguez, O.P. visited the Board of Registry for Medical Technology in Muncie, Indiana, where he was encouraged by the Board of Registry to start the course, Medical Technology. After a series of meetings with the then Bureau of Private Education, a temporary permit for the first three years of Medical Technology was issued on June 17, 1959. Later, the temporary permit for the Fourth Year (Internship) was given in June, 1960.
It was on June 14, 1961, that Medical Technology was approved and recognized as a degree-level program.
More than fifty years after its recognition as a degree program, the Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology has trained students to become globally competitive and competent in various areas of laboratory science. It now takes pride as one of the country’s leading institutions for Medical Technology, being a Center of Excellence recognized by the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd), receiving the Level IV re-accredited status from the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA), and having its graduates qualified to take the international certification given by American Medical Technologists (AMT) and by the American Society of Clinical Pathology (ACSP).