Medical Nurse
Resume:
H E A D Q U A R T E R S
FIRST SCOUT RANGER REGIMENT MEDICAL
SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND, PHILIPPINE ARMY
Camp Tecson, San Miguel, Bulacan
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PERSONAL DETAILS
A. NAME: LOZADA ROMER DEQUITA
(Last) (First) (Middle/Maternal)
B. RANK: 1LT AFPSN: O- 141058 BR/SVC: NURSE CORPS Armed Forces
of the Philippines
C. PRESENT JOB/ASSIGNMENT: Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical
Center, Philippines
D. BUSSINESS OR DUTY ADDRESS: V. Luna Road, Quezon City, PHILIPPINES 0840
E. HOME ADDRESS (Include street and number): 0-73 RH-1, Zone 1, PC Hill,
Cotabato City, Philippines 9600
F. BIRTHDATE: 04 March 1983 PLACE: Datu Siang Street Cotabato City
G. NICKNAMES: Romer NATIONALITY: Filipino
H. MOBILE NO.:_+639177198991_
I. PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
A. DESCRIPTION: Sex: _Male_ Age: _26_ Height: _1.74_(M) Weight:_70_ (kgs)
Build (Heavy, Medium, Light): Medium
Complexion (Dark, Fair, Light): Fair Color of eyes:
Brown
Color of Hair: Black
Scars or Marks & other distinguishing features: Mole at left
eyebrow
B. PHYSICAL CONDITION:
Present state of health (Excellent, good, poor): Excellent
Recent serious illness: None
II. MARITAL HISTORY
A. MARITAL STATUS: Married
(Single, Married, Separated or Widowed)
B. NAME OF SPOUSE: Cresilda N Lozada
Date and Place of Marriage: as above
Date of Birth: 17 March 1987 Place of Birth: as above
Occupation and Place of Employment: as above
C. CHILDREN
Name Date of Birth Citizenship/Address
Maria Deborah Lozada 07 February 2011 as above
III. FAMILY HISTORY AND INFORMATION
A. FATHER : Msg Romeo Aquino Lozada (Infantry) Philippine Army 638308
(Full Name)
Date and place of birth: 23 August 1954 / Sumo Sumo, Tago, Surigao del
Sur, Philippines
Address: 0-73 RH-1, Zone 1, PC Hill, Cotabato City, Philippines
9600
Occupation and Place of Employment: Soldier / Military
Intelligence Battalion, Philippine Army, Camp
Siongco, Maguindanao, Philippines
Citizenship: Filipino
B. MOTHER: Mercedes Dequita Lozada
(Full Name)
Date and place of birth: 02 December 1959 / Cadiz City,
Negros Occidental, Philippines
Address: 0-73 RH-1, Zone 1, PC Hill, Cotabato City, Philippines
9600
Occupation and Place of Employment: Housewife
Citizenship: Filipino
C. BROTHERS AND SISTERS:
Name Date of Birth Citizenship/Address
Mary Love Dequita Lozada 16 October 1986 Filipino / Cotabato
City, Philippines
_Cpl_Mcrome Dequita Lozada _26 April 1980 Filipino/ Cotabato
City, Philippines
Philippine Army (Infantry)
IV. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
ELEMENTARY LOCATION Date of Year graduated
attendance
Cotabato City Central Sinsuat Avenue, 1990-1996
Pilot Elementary Cotabato City, 1996
School Philippines (With Honors)
Date of
SECONDARY LOCATION attendance Year graduated
Sinsuat Avenue, 1996-2000
Cotabato City,
Notre Dame Boys Philippines 2000
Department (Honor
Student)
TERTIARY LOCATION Date of
attendance
Course taken Year graduated
Notre Dame University Sinsuat Avenue, 2000-2001
(Bachelor of Science Cotabato City,
in Electronics Philippines
Engineering) (Dean's
Lister)
Philippine Military
Academy
( Cadetship) Fort Del Pilar, 2001-2003
Baguio City,
Davao Doctors College Philippines
(Bachelor of Science 2 Years
in Nursing)
General Malvar 2003-2006
Street, Quirino, 2006
Davao City, (Dean's
Philippines Lister)
A. Civil service eligibility, If any and other similar
qualifications acquired:
_Professional Regulatory Commission-Philippine Nurses
Licensure Board Exam License Number 0400615
V. MILITARY HISTORY:
A. Date Enlisted in the AFP: 01 April 2001( as
Cadet)
B. Date of Commission: 08 November 2007
C. Source of Commission: General Orders Number 1332 Department
National Defense, General Headquarters, Armed Forces of the
Philippines dated 11 December 2007
D. Important Unit assignments since Enlistment/CAD: _Armed Forces of the
Philippines Medical Center_
E. Military Schools Attended:
School/Location Date of Nature of Rating
Attendance Training
Philippine 01 April Military Not applicable
Military Academy 2001-June2003 Training (2 years)
(Cadetship)
16 April - 08
November 2007 Basic Military 95.491%
Nurse Corps Orientation on 1st Honor
Officer Nursing Corps (1st /57)
Probationary June 2010 - 08 95%
Training Course March 2011 Basic Military 2nd Honor
Class 01-07 and (2nd /26)
Specialization
on Nursing
Technical Basic June 2012 - June Corps 90%
Officer Course 2013
Class 11-10 Neuro-surgery
Nursing
Specialty
Nurse Corps
Specialty
Training Course
Class 11-12
F. Decorations, Awards, or Commendations Received
Type of Award Awarded by Authority
General Orders number 17,
Certificate of COL BENEDICTO Headquarters Armed Forces
Merit JOVELLANOS MC of the Philippines Medical
( First Honor (GSC), Commandant, Service School AFP Medical
Award) AFP Medical Service Center dated 08 November
School, AFP Medical 2007
Center
General Orders number 17,
COL BENEDICTO Headquarters Armed Forces
JOVELLANOS MC of the Philippines Medical
Certificate of (GSC), Commandant, Service School AFP Medical
Merit AFP Medical Service Center dated 08 November
(Physical School, AFP Medical 2007
Proficiency Award) Center General Orders number 17,
Headquarters Armed Forces
COL BENEDICTO of the Philippines Medical
JOVELLANOS MC Service School AFP Medical
(GSC), Commandant, Center dated 08 November
AFP Medical Service 2007
School, AFP Medical
Certificate of Center General Orders number 19,
Merit Headquarters Armed Forces
(Leadership Award) of the Philippines AFP
BRIGADIER GEN ARIEL Medical Center dated 10
ZERRUDO MC(GSC) February 2009
AFMC Commander
General Orders number 64,
Headquarters Armed Forces
Award of Military BRIGADIER GEN ARIEL of the Philippines AFP
ZERRUDO MC(GSC) Medical Center dated 04
Commendation AFMC Commander August 2008
Medal(Without
Bronze Equilateral General Orders number 113,
Triangle) Major General Headquarters Armed Forces
Bangit of the Philippines
Southern Luzon Southern Luzon Command
Group Commander dated 16 July 2008
Dated 05 September 2008
COL CORAZON DURAN
Award of Military NC(GSC) Dated 12 August 2008
Merit Medal Chief Nurse AFPMC
(Without Bronze
Anahaw Leaf) Dated 26 November 2007
COL EDITHA ARRIOLA
NC(GSC)
Command Nurse AFPMC Dated 08 November 2007
BRIGADIER GEN ARIEL
Award of Military ZERRUDO MC(GSC)
Civic Action Medal AFMC Commander
COL BENEDICTO
JOVELLANOS MC
(GSC), Commandant,
AFP Medical Service
Commendation School, AFP Medical
Center
Commendation
Commendation
Commendation
PART-B
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE
ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES MEDICAL CENTER is a military
training hospital with 1.200 bed capacity. This tertiary level hospital
caters to military personnel, their dependents and authorized civilians. It
provides medical; surgical; psychiatric and rehabilitation facilities for
the diagnostic treatment and disposition of all patients and provide
training in the different specialties under the different department such
as Affiliate Doctor's Residents; Post Graduate Medical Interns; Nursing
Students; Medical Technologists; On The Job Training Nurses, Physical
Therapists, Psychologists, and other Health Care Assistants.
The NEUROSURGERY WARD is composed of fifty seven (57) bed
capacity a that handles an emergency general medicine which provides
specialized diagnostic procedures, operative interventions and other forms
of treatments with different specialties specific to Neurosurgery.
The OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT and EMERGENCY cases which cater
soldiers and their dependents are given follow up treatment as well as
diagnostic procedures like and emergency as needed specially dealing with
paramedicine.
JOB DESCRIPTION:
. Orients the patient to the ward environment and interpret
policies and routines
. Gives medicine orally and intravenously as ordered by the
attending physician
. Explains the procedure to be done to allay patient's
anxiety
. Check informed consent if any procedure to be done
. Obtain information about the patient's understanding of the
medical and surgical procedure in general terms
. Encourage the patient and family to discuss feeling or
anxieties regarding the surgical procedure and anticipated
results
. Comfort the patient, convey a sense of security and trust
(Touch as appropriate)
. Give health teaching prior to discharge and necessary
follow up (strict compliance to treatment regimen, proper
diet and rest, deep breathing and coughing exercises, early
ambulation, increase fluid intake and right diet)
DURING BRONCHOSCOPY AND THORACENTESIS
. Maintaining aseptic technique, sterility of packs,
instruments and supplies needed for every bronchoscopy and
therapeutic thoracentesis
. Assists the Medical Officer and other member of the
medical team in gowning, gloving and in draping the
patient aseptically
. During the procedure always one step ahead with high
anticipatory instinct of the doctor's needs during the
entire procedure
. Correct initial and final count of sharps, sponges and
instruments.
. After care of packs, instruments and equipments used
during surgery
. Assist the patient to the ward with proper endorsement(
like NPO for 4 hours and flat on bed, may observe for any
signs of respiratory distress)
Prior to surgery (if any referral to surgical operation)
certain preparations are prepared:
. Greet and identify the patient (check patients
identification, verify allergies or chemical sensitivities)
. Check plan of care and patient's chart for pertinent
information including signed consent
. Prevent dissemination of microorganism by wearing of N95
mask, covering patient's hair with cap, protecting linen
from being soiled
. Assist the patient to move onto the operating table taking
care of the patient's gown, blanket, intravenous (IV)
infusion tubing, catheters or drainage tubing using good
body mechanics to prevent self injury
. Maintain a safe OR environment for the patient (applying
safety straps, staying with the patient in the OR Suite)
. Prepare and label specimens for examination to laboratory
for accurate diagnosis
. Complete the patient's chart, operative records, charges
and laboratory requisitions
. Assist the patient/surgeon in proper positioning in
accordance with the surgical procedure to be done and
endorse properly to the Operating Nurse on duty of
pertinent assessment, treatment and procedure had done
Remind and instruct the patient with the post operative
health teachings e.g. early ambulation, deep
breathing/coughing exercise, abdominal guarding
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
. Renders professional nursing care to patients (soldiers and their
dependents) of varied conditions complementary to medical regimen to
pursuant to the goals and objectives of hospital patient care;
. Perform nursing modalities for the comfort and well-being of the
patients;
. Administers prescribed medications, oral and injections;
. Observes patients reaction to medication and treatments;
. Observes progress of intravenous infiltration;
. Take temperature, pulse, respiration, heart rate and blood pressure
to detect deviations from nursing care plan;
. Observes, records and reports to supervisor or physician patients
condition and reaction to drugs, treatment and significant
incidents;
. Maintains patients medical records on nursing observations and
actions taken such as medications and treatments given reaction,
test intake and emission of liquid and solids, temperature pulse and
responsibilities rate;
. Records nursing needs of patients of nursing care plan to ensure
continuity of care;
. Observes emotional stability of patients expresses, interest in
their progress and prepares them for continuing care after
discharge;
. Explain procedures and treatments ordered to gain cooperation and
allay apprehension;
. Rotates on day, evening and night tours of duty and may go on on-
call duties when required;
. Perform independent, interdependent and dependent nursing functions
such as:
- Wound Dressing
Vital Sign Monitoring
Bed making procedure
Hot and Cold Compress Application
Transfer/Positioning of patients
Morning and Evening Care
Bowel Preparation
Drug Administration
- Blood and IV fluid Administration
- Nasogastric tube insertion and feeding
- Oxygen Inhalation Administration
- Nebulization
- Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation
- Assisting and preparing instruments for
EndoTracheal Tube insertion and ambu-bagging
ASSISTED IN ANY PROCEDURES USING EQUIPMENT/MACHINE SUCH AS
. Mechanical Ventilator
. Pulse Oxymeter
. Suctioning Machine
. Laryngoscope during Endotracheal tube Insertion
. Nebulizer Kit during nebulization
. Syringe Pump Infusion
. Glucometer( Blood Glucose Monitoring)
. Incentive Spirometer
NURSE OFFICER OF THE DAY
-is a designation given to Nurse Corps Officer who goes on 24 hour from
0800h to 0800h the following day
1. Augments the afternoon and the night shifts when abnormally busy. In
extreme emergencies the supervisor on duty may call all available
military nurses to include the NOD to augment any or all shifts.
2. Ensures Nursing Service Personnel who are sick in quarters (Nurses
Officers Quarters) receives appropriate medical and nursing
management.
3. Assists Supervisor on duty during mass evacuation at emergency room.
4. Accounts NC Officers during Red Alert and submit list to Supervisor on
Duty.
5. Communicates unusual and necessary activities of the day to the Chief
Nursing Service
MEDICAL TEAM/ DISASTER TEAM
Is a designation given to Nurse Corps Officer who goes on 24 hour from
0800h to 0800h the following day
1. Assists other patient for referral and diagnostic examination to other
hospital.
2. Augments emergency room staff during mass evacuation.
3. Updated the medical kit at the Nursing Service Office for possible
deployment.
4. Perform other activities as directed by the Nursing Service Office.
5. Usually assigned in deployment of Medical Missions and areas of
epidemics and natural calamities.
PART-C
POSTING HISTORY
01 September 2010 -present Regiment Nurse
FIRST SCOUT RANGER REGIMENT MEDICAL
SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND, PHILIPPINE ARMY
Camp Tecson, San Miguel, Bulacan
01 September 2008 to 2010 Head Nurse
Pulmonary Ward/ Male General Medicine
Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center
V. Luna Road, Quezon City, Philippines
(1,300 Bed Capacity)
01 March 2008 -31 August 2008 General Duty Nurse
Oncology Ward/ Male General Medicine
Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical
Center, V. Luna Road Quezon City,
Philippines (1,300 Bed Capacity)
31 January 2008-29 February 2008 General Duty Nurse
Philippine Army General Hospital, Fort
Bonifacio, Headquarters Philippine Army, Taguig
City, Philippines
01 December 2007-31 January 2008 General Duty Nurse
Manila Naval Hospital, Marine Naval Station,
Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Philippines
16 April 2007-01 December 2007 General Duty Nurse
Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center
V. Luna Road, Quezon City, Philippines
(1,300 Bed Capacity)
PART -D
MILITARY COURSES AND QUALIFICATIONS
Course / Qualification Duration Date of completion
> Philippine Military Academy 01 April 2001- 2 years
(Cadetship) Class 2005 June 2003
> Nurse Corps Officer Probationary 16 April 2007- 08 November 2007
Training Course Class 01-07 08 November 2007 ( Rank
1st/57)
> Basic Intravenous Therapy 10- 12 July 2007 12 July 2007
Training Course Class 02-107
License number 07-11454
> Advancing Leadership Skill 31 July 2008 31 July 2008
(Philippine Haggai Institute
Alumni Association)
> Neuroscience Post Graduate Course 18 July 2008 18 July 2008
"Neurology for the Heroes"
(Philippine Neurological Association)
> Post Graduate Seminar in 13 October 2007 13 October 2007
War Surgery
ICRC( International Committee of the Red Cross)
PART-E
ANNUAL REPORTS
> Medical Team for Medical and Dental Civic Action Program
(12-17 July 2008)
Dispatched as medical team for the Medical and Dental Civic Action
Program deployed in Capaclan, Romblon, Romblon, Philippines due to the
typhoon "FRANK" Captain Batalla, Capt Narag, Captain Catangay, 2Lt Agtoto,
Tsg Legarse Phil Army and PO2 Bundalian were among my companion during the
medical mission. Imbued with deep sense of commitment and professional
competence and dedication to duty, we had discharged our duties and
responsibilities as manifested in the efficient delivery of services in
performing immediate medical management for typhoon victims in Romblon.
During the same period, the tem was able to identify patients positive for
typhoid fever and gave them necessary treatment. Relatedly, the team
continued the conduct of Medical and Dental Civic Action to address
lingering health concerns By these mission, we were able to earned distinct
knowledge and skills not only for our organization but as well as for the
whole Armed Forces of the Philippines.
> 71st Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center Foundation Day
Anniversary
(10 February 2009)
Coordinated and facilitated as member of different committees
for exemplary and invaluable contributions in the performance of meticulous
planning and preparation of the said event. Imbued with professional
competence and dedication to duty, 2Lt Balena, 2Lt Gatbonton, 2Lt Sabuero,
2Lt Reyes, 2Lt Perdido were my companions displayed wholehearted support
that led to the efficient management of the special occasion wherein the
center were able to celebrate the foundation anniversary more meaningful
and entertained their guests, patients and organic personnel and their
dependents to their fullest satisfaction. Indeed, the synchronization and
excellent execution of the whole activity were clear manifestation of
competence and initiative in the performance of their assigned tasks. By
this achievement, earned distinct credit not only for our organization but
as well as for the whole Armed Forces of the Philippines.
PART- F
REFERENCES
BGEN GAUDENCIO PANGILINAN Phil Army(Inf)(GSC), AFP
Civil Relations Service Group Commander
Camp Aguinaldo, General Headquarters
Quezon City, Philippines
Contact number: +639*********
COL ZENY ZULLA NC (GSC)
Deputy Chief Nurse
AFP Medical Center
V Luna Road Quezon City, Philippines
Contact number: +063-******* local 6946
LTCOL FATIMA CLEMENTE NC
Area Supervisor
AFP Medical Center
V Luna Road Quezon City, Philippines
Contact number: +063-******* local 6846
CPT OLIVER ALVIOR PHIL ARMY (INF)
2ND Infantry Division, 202nd Brigade
Intelligence Officer
Laguna, Philippines
Contact number: +639*********
CPT JENNYLYNE BALAORO NC
Head Nurse, Oncology Ward
AFP Medical Center
V Luna Road Quezon City
Contact number: +063-******* local 6973-74
PART-G
COURSE REPORTS/QUALIFICATIONS GAINED
> Philippine Military Academy Class 2005
(01 April 2001- June 2003)
The training indoctrinated the basic military knowledge as a cadet and
as an officer. During the course of the training, basic weapons training
and drills on marching and rifle handling were incorporated during the
first year. Some military culture and traditions are also taught as well as
the Military Courtesy and Discipline as the essential aspect of molding
into a good leader. Field Training Exercises are also conducted during the
training as the practical exercises in engaging through terrains and
obstacles in a given objective. Saturday inspection of barracks and
uniforms is also a crucial part for us not to have demerits.
Physical and Academic competencies are included as part of the grading
system. Mostly, over pressured compliances and compressed schedule as a
cadet, develops each cadet a perseverance, good attitude and character.
Usual routines in the training were part of our activities like reveille
road run in the morning and cadence in morning mess and directly go for
classroom instruction. There were also part of the training we had
individual combat training using techniques and skills in martial arts
which will be useful whenever encountered in actual combat. Having a squad
mate is also a part of the course wherein each upperclassman has
subordinate to handle. This is crucial in developing decision making
especially in times of difficulty. The course is solely to develop and
train each cadet to possess the character and the attitude to be a future
officer and a good leader who has perseverance and always willing to serve
the people.
> Nurse Corps Officer Probationary Training Course Class 01-07
(16 April- 08 November 2007)
The course had 6 months military training for nurses who will be
aiming for military nurse as an officer. Academic and non-academic
competition is also a part of the training, thus priority for those who
excel in the training will be rewarded. First month were focused more on
orientation to military and basic knowledge in the military like drills on
marching and familiarization with the firearms. Routine activities like
reveille road run every morning is always their usual early morning alarm.
Saturday inspection of barracks and uniforms is also a crucial part for us
not to have demerits. Proper uniform and bearing is also indoctrinated as
well as before going to the ward for duty.
Individual life saving situations like mass casualty of wounded
soldier or buddy is also a practical exercises Carrying each classmates
like fireman's carry and using lither wherein learning how to evacuate
emergency life threatening situations from which we save lives of a comrade
in arms. Several patients who are extremely injured are given particular
triage so that we could save and prioritize who are capable of saving time
and emergent action to save a life.
During the training, I was rotated in Thoraco-vascular ward, emergency
room, obstetrics and gynecology ward, surgical ward, oncology and medicine
ward, pediatric ward. Every rotation had an evaluation report of the
performance and attitude in the ward or duty. We had catered 60 patients
per ward wherein, learning and skill wise is very conducive and productive
at the same time.
Medical teams and disaster dispatch is also a part of our duty which
we were detailed for 24 hour alert/ on call for any medical missions and
deployment if any natural calamity and disaster. Compose of doctor and
medical aid man, together we report to designated area upon the release of
the order from operations.
I also gained basic life support seminar, basic intravenous therapy
and some seminars in the hospital and outside the hospital which are
helpful in the combat area and as well as in the community. Upon graduation
we were commissioned already, then, I gained points and merits that made me
number one(1) out of fifty-seven (57) nurses both in academics and physical
tests. I also received leadership award being as the Class President and
Physical proficiency award "Tarzan". The whole course of the training had
gained us more knowledge and skills in nursing as a military nurse which
could be our weapon in any situations may arise. Military nurse in the
Philippines is challenging job because of some areas in the country are
Islamic community where we integrate and know some of their culture and
traditions.
I certify that the foregoing answers are true and correct to the
best of my knowledge and belief and I agree that any misstatement or
omission as to a material fact will constitute ground for immediate
denial of my application for clearance.
Date: 06 February 2014
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