Caregiver

About this course

This is a 6-month certificate course that is consist of modules that gives focus on basic and common core competencies that a caregiver should possess. Students in this program will be able to train and be assigned at the Adult and Pediatric Ward of Mary Chiles General Hospital in order for them to apply the knowledge and skills that they learned during their class lectures.

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Freshman Admission Requirements:
Admission Requirements - Freshmen: 1. High School Card (F-138A) 2. Certificate of Good Moral Character 3. Birth Certificate- NSO (photocopy) 4. 2 long brown envelopes 5. 2 long folders 6. 2 pcs. 2×2 & 2 pcs. 1×1 ID picture 7. Entrance Fee- P200.00

Transferees Admission Requirements:
Admission Requirements - Transferees: 1. H.D. & Scholastic Record 2. Certificate of Good Moral Character 3. Birth Certificate- NSO (photocopy) 4. 2 long brown envelopes 5. 2 long folders 6. 2 pcs. 2×2 & 2 pcs. 1×1 ID picture 7. Entrance Fee- P200.00 6. 2 pcs. 2x2 & 2 pcs. 1x1 ID picture 7. Entrance Fee- P200.00

About the Provider

Mary Chiles College (MCC) is a private academic institution established in 1913 as Mary Chiles Nurses Training School at old Mission House of the Disciples located in Azcarraga Street which is presently known as Recto. The school envisions itself as an educational institution that can offer one of the best practices in Southeast Asia; thus, cementing its reputation and its graduates' employability.

MCC is known for its Nursing program, producing a number of passer and topnochers over the years. Aside from nursing, Mary Chiles College also offers midwifery and respiratory therapy courses. The school also offers certificate courses in caregiving as well as diploma courses in midwifery which are recognized by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA). Another offering is a DepEd-accredited senior high school program featuring Academic and Tech-Voc strands.

MCC's nursing program is one of the best in the country as evidenced by their alumni. These include Menchu De Luna-Sanchez, a Filipino nurse commended by former US president Obama in his State of the Union Address; Abella Que, named Nurse of the Year in the US; and David Dacanay, nominee for the Anne Rogan Nursing Award