Unit Seal of the AFP Medical Center Active 1937 - 3 September 1946 (1st Army General Hospital) 3 September 1946 - Present (AFP Medical Center) Country Philippines Allegiance Republic of the Philippines Branch Armed Forces of the Philippines Type Combat Support Hospital Role Military Health and Well-being Size 1000+ Military and Civilian Personnel Part of Under the Armed Forces of the Philippines Garrison/HQ V. Luna General Hospital, Quezon City Nickname V-Luna,AFP Hospital Anniversaries 3 September Decorations
Philippine Republic Presidential Unit Citation Badge Commanders Current commander BGEN NORMANDO T STA ANA JR AFP [1]
Insignia AFP Medical Corps Branch Insignia
The Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center, [2] also known as the V. Luna General Hospital or the AFP General Hospital, is one the Armed Forces of the Philippines' Wide Support Units tasked to provide state of the art medical care to Military and Civilian Personnel of the AFP, which includes their immediate dependents. Contents [hide] 1 Mission 2 History 3 Units 4 See also 5 References Mission[edit] The mission of the AFPMC is to: [3]
Provide Health Service Support to the AFP and its National Mandate. Provide tertiary health care to its patients. History[edit]
Facade of the AFP Medical Center Main Building. The V. Luna General Hospital was named after COL VICTORIANO LUNA [4] who was then Chief of the Medical Service and Adviser to the Chief of Staff. He came up with the idea in 1935 of putting up an Army Station Hospital to address the health service needs of a growing army. [4]
By 1937, Army Engineers started the design conceptualization and construction of Dr Luna's dream. On 3 September 1946, pursuant to Headquarters Philippine Army (HPA) GO Nr 512, the 1st Philippine Army General Hospital was named Colonel Victoriano Luna General Hospital in honor of the very man who dreamed of nothing but giving the best medical care to the Filipino soldier. [4]
Until now, the AFP Medical center continuous to provide the best medical care to Military and Civilian Personnel of the AFP as well as their immediate dependents. Latest advancements in medical technologies are being acquired to suit the ever growing needs of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. Units[edit]
Front gate of the AFP Medical Center along V. Luna Road. The units under the AFPMC control are as follows: [5]
Headquarters & Headquarters Service Group V. Luna General Hospital AFP Medical Service School 1st Forward Medics IHR See also[edit] 1st (UPHD) AFP Affiliated Reserve Medical Center
Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center former V Luna General Hospital is located at V Luna Road Quezon City. Heres what you need to know when applying for RN Residency Training. 1. Exam Exams are usually done every Mondays and Wednesdays during 8 to 11 am and 1 to 3 pm. You can try going there to get a schedule for your exam. Usually, RN Residency Training comes in two batchesone for August and another for Feb. I am just not sure if there had already been changes for the past years. The exam mentioned can be described as part of the screening process compromising 2 stages Qualifying exam. 2. Interview The results of exams can already be released in 2 weeks time and then interviews are done afterwards. If the results are positive with both the exam and interview, thats the time, youll be asked to pass the requirements. Take not, the interview is done in panel consisting the different head nurses from special areas to really hand pick the ones to be assigned in their respective areas. 3. Requirements and Didactic Training Once all the needed requirements are okay, you are to undergo first in didactic training for the period of 3 weeks before heading to hospital proper. To give you a head start for the following requirements theyll ask, below are the following. A. Application Letter addressed to Chief Nurse, VLGH attn: ACN, Educ & Training Br B. Resume attached with 2pcs 22 ID pictures C. Photocopies of below: TOR PRC card CEDULA Clearance: NBI, Police, Barangay Chest X-ray Result Hepa B immunity At the end of the didactic training, you are asked to perform return demonstrations of the different procedures specialized within the area you are assigned. This can serve as a ticket in moving on to the next. Included as well is a case presentation per group. 4. OJT The hospital proper is termed as OJT for the period of 6 months. That is without pay and allowance. Afterwards, you can proceed to contractual depending on your performance during the whole period. 5. Regular Then, you are set to be a regular nurse.