3 day IVT Training Schedules 2014

**FEBRUARY**

San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation Inc. (Hospital)

772 Roxas Blvd., Pasay City, 

Philippines, 1300

 (+632) 831-9731 to 36 or (+632) 831-5641

Schedule: February 5-7, 2014

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Dr. Fe Del Mundo Training Center

(02) 622-5548, Call/SMS 0927-343-7233

SOURCE: Dr. Fe Del Mundo Training Center

*3000 for the training fee + 500 for IVT card processing. Inclusive of your manual, certs, 
completion fee, snacks and lunch during 3 days training.
Requirements: photo copy of your PRC lic. if not yet available, photocopy of your claim slip.

*Rates are all-in. First come, first serve basis.

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AFP Medical Center 

(Former Victoriano Luna General Hospital)

V. Luna Ave, Lungsod Quezon

(02) 426 2701

Source: Joy Marivic Alcaide thru WON Facebook Group

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Aesculap Academy

15th Floor Sun Life Centre 5th Avenue corner Rizal Drive Bonifacio Global City 1634 Taguig City

Philippines

(02) 588-5611

Intravenous Therapy (IVT) Updates are primarily designed to provide nurses the latest information and skills related to infusion therapy. The three-day course gives participants 24 continuing education units, which may be applied for renewal of ANSAP IV Therapy Cards.

Date02.19. - 02.21.2014 08:00 - 05:00 LocationPH, Taguig City, Aesculap Academy Philippines

Target GroupOR / Nursing / CSSD Staff LanguageEnglish Course Fee(Net) 2100.00 PHP

* For ONLINE BOOKING, you may visit Aesculap Philippines website.

About Intravenous Therapy Card Renewal

This is a REPOST from Ma'am Merceditas Tiongson of Bulacan Medical Center, Malolos City, Bulacan.

Please be reminded that there are NO BACK TO BASIC IVT TRAINING if your IVT card is expired.

For IVT card holders with 2014 expiration, you can renew your IVT card through:
1. Attend the 3 IVT Updates/ Seminar
2. Submit requirements for renewal:
a. Old IVT card
b. Original and photocopy of 3 IVT Updates certificate 
C. Payment: Renewal Fee: P400, Courier fee: P50

For IVT card holders with 2013 and below expiration, you can renew your IVT cards through:
1. Attend the 3 IVT Updates/ Seminar
2. Submit requirements for renewal:
a. Old IVT card
b. Original and photocopy of 3 IVT Updates certificate 
c. Payment: Renewal Fee: P400, Courier fee: P50
d. PENALTY FEE: P500

Retake of Examination---Quezon City General Hospital

I was Included in the List of Applicants that needs to Retake the Examination for the Nurse Training Program in Quezon City General Hospital.

:)

I arrived at the SB Hall at 9:15 am, I thought I was late but I saw that my fellow applicants are sitting still in their respective places. I sat in the Front Row. At 9:30 am, Ma'am Marilyn Savella,PhD entered the room and gave us a motivating speech (yes it is indeed motivational than inspirational) before we proceed to our very last ticket to the Nurse Training program the Institution. 

I also think that this pen is my lucky charm

She said that she decided to give us the 2nd chance because she thinks we all deserved it. Maybe some of the applicants didn't study well, or maybe some didn't take their examinations seriously, or maybe didn't have the what we called "LUCK". She also said to us that she chose the easiest set of examination for us, a BONUS examination.

The Moment is here. Examination started at 10:00 am. I do have this confidence that i can pass the said examination. While we are answering, there are some late comers running their way to the hall. They're lucky because the examiners gave them a chance to still have their examination. I answered my Examination for 15-20 mins only. I am praying that my answers will somehow give me a chance to pass. :)

After the examination, we are advised to wait for the results so we waited. After 20 mins of waiting, results are announced but individually. We need to go in the front table and see our results. We are also advised that the passing score is based on the "MEAN" meaning it is the Median of the Highest and Lowest Scores. My Result is... I PASSED THE EXAMINATION!(yahoo!). Most of us passed the examination. In the other hand, there are some who didn't make it. Since i am sitted in the front row, i could see the test results and hear what the examiner and the applicant's conversation. It is unclear to me if the they will still reconsider them.

After the Results were announced, ma'am  Evelyn Banaag and ma'am Marilyn Savella said that there will be a fee in our training which is 4,800/6 months. Our Training is said to be Basic Nurse Training. If we want to have specialization training program after the basic training program, they offer specialization training in the OR, ER and ICU.

To all of my future training mates, CONGRATULATIONS to us and Good Luck to our Journey to the way of Nursing Profession!

HIRING!!! Cleveland Clinic in Abu Dhabi, UAE

Cirrus Global, a POEA-licensed manpower agency, announces the hiring of staff nurses for Cleveland Clinic in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Cleveland Clini Abu Dhabi, an extension of US-based Cleveland Clinic, is a world-class multi-specialty hospital led by North American board certified and HAAD licensed physicians.

It is a 364 (expandable to 490) bed hospital with 5 clinic floors, 3 diagnostic and treatment levels and 13 floors of critical and acute inpatient units.

Hired staff nurses will earn as much as P70,000 per month!

Qualifications for staff nurses

• BSN graduate/PRC licensed
• 3 years ongoing experience in 100-bed hospital
• Currently assigned in ICU, CCU, Telemetry, Cardiovascular, ER, OR, RR, PACU, MS for at least 2 years
• NCLEX passers is an advantage
• HAAD passer or willing to take once selected

Aside from nurses, there also openings for:
-MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST
-DIETITIAN
-RADIOGRAPHERS
-CCSD
-PHYSICAL THERAPIST

CCAD Representatives will be in Manila on February 10-14 to interview and select candidates!

What to Bring

• Curriculum Vita
• High School and College Diploma
• PRC License if applicable
• Photocopy of passport
• Certificate of Employment preferably signed by HR Head
• 8 passport size photos with white background
• 2 reference letters signed by supervisor

For Inquiries, please visit CIRRUS GLOBAL, INC. in the following locations:

MANILA BRANCH
3rd Floor La Fuerza II, La Fuerza Compound
2241 Don Chino Roces Avenue, Makati City
Tel: (02) 8176172 local 109 to 110
Mobile No.: 0918-907-7386 / 09275127692
Email: information@iqteam.com

BAGUIO BRANCH
Rooms 207 and 208, Second Floor, Golden Court
Commercial Building, Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City 2600
Telefax: (074) 424-0334
Mobile Number: 09189632254
Email: iqbaguio@iqteam.com

ILOILO BRANCH
Ground Floor Viosil’s Arcade, M. H. del Pilar St.
Molo, Iloilo City
Tel. No.: (033) 337-6298
Fax: (033) 337-6299
Mobile Number: 09209045097
Email: iqiloilo@iqteam.com

Philippine Nurses Association' s Seminars (1st quarter)

Here are the List of Seminars Offered by the PNA (Manila)

Congratulations to the 10,995 Newly Passed RNs!!!

from the last Oath Taking Ceremony (i suppose) held at the SMX Convention Center

Congratulations to the new RNs from the December 2013 NLE!!!

I hope you can all have a very good career adventure in our Great Profession! 

A Trip to Malolos City!; My Application Journey to Bulacan Medical Center, Malolos City Bulacan

Today's Itinerary? BULACAN MEDICAL CENTER.

Bulacan Medical Center is Located in the Heart of the Province of Bulacan which is Malolos City. It is near the Capitol Compond where  Bulacan State University, the Malolos City Capitol, the Philippine Red Cross- Bulacan Chapter can be found.

How did i get there???

a) Take a Jeepney Ride: look for signboards Malolos Capitol or Malolos BSU.

--- my starting point somewhere in  McArthur Highway, Meycauayan City, Bulacan.  

Jeepney Fare is 38 pesos going to Malolos Capitol (my end point) and the for the travelling time, it took me 2 hours. So you need to prepare some entertainment while on the trip or maybe try get some sleep (with precaution of course).

b) How to know if you are near Malolos Capitol?

--- you will pass Robinson's Place Malolos

c) What will you be expecting to see when you landed to the Malolos Capitol?

You will be seeing this.

and a lot of this.

Take note: Do not hesitate to ask for directions from the food vendors. And also i encourage you to buy food from them before asking. :)

d) The Bulacan Medical Center

When I reached the BMC, you will see lots of building according to department. I went to this building located near the main entry gate of the institution, this is where the Nursing Services is located.

For this year the passing of application for Nurse Training will start on March 1 'til March 31 2014 only.

For Convenience, here is the content of the announcement:

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NURSE TRAINEE REQUIREMENTS:

Letter of intent as nurse trainee in the institution to be addressed to:

PROTACIO T. BAJAO,MD,FPCS
Provincial Health Officer I.

Thru: Priscila B. Vidal, RN MSN
Acting Chief Nurse


1. Comprehensive Curriculum Vitae
2. With 2x2 colored and signature.
3. Photocopy of the following:
 > Updated PRC license (back and front)
 > Updated PNA Card
 > Summary of RLE
 > Transcript of Records
 > Certificate of Good Moral Character
 > Diploma
 > Hepa B Screening Result
 > Chest X Ray
 > Seminar, Training and Updates.

PROCEDURE AFTER SUBMISSION OF THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS

 > Screening of the entry requirements
 > Passing of qualifying examination
 > Evaluation of the Chief Nurse
 > Approval of the PHO I
 > Schedule of the Orientation for the qualified Nurse Trainees


N.B: Report in complete nurse's uniform, not in a student uniform once you attend orientation.

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e) Going back to Meycauayan....

----Take a Jeepney Ride: look for signboards Fausta and Robinsons.
Jeepney Fare: 8php

You need to go down in front of the Robinsons Place Malolos  and wait for a Jeepney with Signboards:
Malinta/ Meycauayan.
my Jeepney Fare costed 45 php from Malolos to Malinta, for 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Salary Standardization Rates for Philippine Government Employees (Joint Resolution No. 4 by the Philippine Congress)

The following table of rates, in Philippine Pesos, are as follows, as stated in Item 4 (b) of said resolution:


Salary Grade 1 :


Step 1 = 9,000; Step 2 = 9,090; Step 3 = 9,181; Step 4 = 9,274;


Step 5 = 9,365; Step 6 = 9,459; Step 7 = 9,554; Step 8 = 9,649


Salary Grade 2 :


Step 1 = 9,675; Step 2 = 9,772; Step 3 = 9,869; Step 4 = 9,968


Step 5 = 10,068; Step 6 = 10,168; Step 7 = 10,270; Step 8 = 10,373


Salary Grade 3 :


Step 1 = 10,401; Step 2 = 10,505; Step 3 = 10,610; Step 4 = 10,716


Step 5 = 10,823; Step 6 = 10,931; Step 7 = 11,040; Step 8 = 11,151


Salary Grade 4 :


Step 1 = 11,181; Step 2 = 11,292; Step 3 = 11,405; Step 4 = 11,519


Step 5 = 11,635; Step 6 = 11,751; Step 7 = 11,869; Step 8 = 11,987


Salary Grade – 5 : Step 1 = 12,019; Step 2 = 12,139; Step 3 = 12,261; Step 4 = 12,383


Step 5 = 12,507; Step 6 = 12,632; Step 7 = 12,759; Step 8 = 12,886


Salary Grade 6 :


Step 1 = 12,921; Step 2 = 13,050; Step 3 = 13,180; Step 4 = 13,312;


Step 5 = 13,445; Step 6 = 13,580; Step 7 = 13,716; Step 8 = 13,853


Salary Grade 7 :


Step 1 = 13,890; Step 2 = 14,029; Step 3 = 14,169; Step 4 = 14,311;


Step 5 = 14,454; Step 6 = 14,598; Step 7 = 14,744; Step 8 = 14,892


Salary Grade 8 :


Step 1 = 14,931; Step 2 = 15,081; Step 3 = 15,232; Step 4 = 14,384;


Step 5 = 15,538; Step 6 = 15,693; Step 7 = 15,850; Step 8 = 16,009


Salary Grade 9 :


Step 1 = 16,051; Step 2 = 16,212; Step 3 = 16,374; Step 4 = 16,538;


Step 5 = 16,703; Step 6 = 16,870; Step 7 = 17,039; Step 8 = 17,209


Salary Grade 10:


Step 1 =17,255; Step 2 = 17,428; Step 3 = 17,602; Step 4 = 17,778;


Step 5 =17,956; Step 6 = 18,135; Step 7 = 18,317; Step 8 = 18,500


Salary Grade 11:


Step 1 = 18,549; Step 2 = 18,735; Step 3 = 18,922; Step 4 = 19,111


Step 5 = 19,302; Step 6 = 19,495; Step 7 = 19,690 Step 8 = 19,887


Salary Grade 12:


Step 1 = 19,940; Step 2 = 20,140; Step 3 = 20,341; Step 4 = 20,545;


Step 5 = 20,750; Step 6 = 20,958; Step 7 = 21,167; Step 8 = 21,379


Salary Grade 13:


Step 1 = 21,436; Step 2 = 21,650; Step 3 = 21,867; Step 4 = 22,086;


Step 5 = 22,306; Step 6 = 22,529; Step 7 = 22,755; Step 8 = 22,982


Salary Grade 14:


Step 1 = 23,044; Step 2 = 23,274; Step 3 = 23,507; Step 4 = 23,742;


Step 5 = 23,979; Step 6 = 24,219; Step 7 = 24,461; Step 8 = 24,706


Salary Grade 15:


Step 1 = 24,887; Step 2 = 25,161; Step 3 = 25,438; Step 4 = 25,718;


Step 5 = 26,286; Step 6 = 26,576; Step 7 = 26,868


Salary Grade 16:


Step 1 = 26,878; Step 2 = 27,174; Step 3 = 27,473; Step 4 = 27,775;


Step 5 = 28,080; Step 6 = 28,389; Step 7 = 28,702; Step 8 = 29,017


Salary Grade 17:


Step 1 = 29,028; Step 2 = 29,348; Step 3 = 29,671; Step 4 = 29,997


Step 5 = 30,327; Step 6 = 30,661; Step 7 = 30,998; Step 8 = 31,339


Salary Grade 18:


Step 1 = 31,351; Step 2 = 31,696; Step 3 = 32,044; Step 4 = 32,397


Step 5 = 32,753; Step 6 = 33,113; Step 7 = 33,478; Step 8 = 33,846


Salary Grade 19:


Step 1 = 33,859; Step 2 = 34,231; Step 3 = 34,608; Step 4 = 34,988;


Step 5 = 35,373; Step 6 = 35,762; Step 7 = 36,156; Step 8 = 13,554


Salary Grade 20:


Step 1 = 36,567; Step 2 = 36,970; Step 3 = 37,376; Step 4 = 37,788


Step 5 = 38,203; Step 6 = 38,623; Step 7 = 39,048; Step 8 = 36,478


Salary Grade 21:


Step 1 = 39,493; Step 2 = 39,927; Step 3 = 40,367; Step 4 = 40,811;


Step 5 = 41,259; Step 6 = 41,713; Step 7 = 42,172; Step 8 = 42,636


Salary Grade 22:


Step 1 = 42,652; Step 2 = 43,121; Step 3 =43,596; Step 4 = 44,075


Step 5 = 44,560; Step 6 = 45,050; Step 7 = 45,546; Step 8 = 6,047


Salary Grade 23:


Step 1 = 46,064; Step 2 = 46,571; Step 3 = 47,083; Step 4 = 47,601;


Step 5 = 48,125; Step 6 = 48,645; Step 7 = 49,190; Step 8 =49,731


Salary Grade 24:


Step 1 = 49,750; Step 2 = 50,297; Step 3 = 50,850; Step 4 = 51,410;


Step 5 = 51,975; Step 6 = 52,547; Step 7 = 53,125; Step 8 = 53,709


Salary Grade 25:


Step 1 = 53,730; Step 2 = 54,321; Step 3 = 54,918; Step 4 = 55,522


Step 5 = 56,133; Step 6 = 56,750; Step 7 = 57,375; Step 8 = 58,006


Salary Grade 26:


Step1 = 58,028; Step 2 = 58,666; Step 3 = 59,312; Step 4 = 59,964;


Step 5 = 60,624; Step 6 = 61,291; Step 7 = 61,965; Step 8 = 62,646


Salary Grade 27:


Step 1 = 62,670; Step 2 = 63,360; Step 3 = 64,057; Step 4 = 64,761;


Step 5 = 65,474; Step 6 = 66,194; Step 7 = 66,922; Step 8 = 67,658


Salary Grade 28:


Step 1 = 67,684; Step 2 = 68,428; Step 3 = 69,181; Step 4 = 69,942;


Step 5 = 70,711; Step 6 = 71,489; Step 7 = 72,276; Step 8 = 73,071


Salary Grade 29:


Step 1 = 73,099; Step 2 = 73,903; Step 3 = 74,716; Step 4 = 75,537;


Step 5 = 76,368; Step 6 = 77,208; Step 7 = 78,058; Step 8 = 78,916


Salary Grade 30:


Step 1 = 78,946; Step 2 = 79,815; Step 3 = 80,693; Step 4 = 81,580;


Step 5 = 82,478; Step 6 = 83,385; Step 7 = 84,302; Step 8 = 85,230


Salary Grade 31:


Step 1 = 90,000; Step 2 = 90,990; Step 3 = 91,991; Step 4 = 93,003;


Step 5 = 94,026; Step 6 = 95,060; Step 7 = 96,106; Step 8 = 97,163


Salary Grade 32:


Step 1 = 103,000; Step 2 = 104,133; Step 3 = 105,278; Step 4 = 106,437;


Step 5 = 107,607; Step 6 = 108,791; Step 7 = 109,988; Step 8 = 111,198


Salary Grade 33:


Step 1 = 120,000


Item 7 (a) states that salary/wage adjustments, if warranted by the finances of the Local Government Units (LGUs), shall be determined on the basis of the income class and financial capability of each LGU, but shall not exceed the following percentages of the rates in the Salary Schedule under Item 4 of this resolution. They are to wit:


For Provinces/Cities:


Special Cities = 100%


1st Class = 100%


2nd Class = 95%


3rd Class = 90%


4th Class = 85%


5th Class = 80%


6th Class = 75%


For Municipalities


1st Class = 90%


2nd Class = 85%


3rd Class = 80%


4th Class = 75%


5th Class = 70%


6th Class = 65%


Item 8 states the monthly salary tables for the military and uniformed personnel in Philippine Pesos:


I. Department of National Defense (DND):


Candidate Soldier = 11,265


Private = 14,834


Private First Class = 15,952


Corporal = 16,934


Sergeant = 17,744


Staff Sergeant = 18,665


Technical Sergeant = 20,159


Master Sergeant = 21,771


Senior Master Sergeant = 23,513


Chief Master Sergeant = 25,394


First Chief Master Sergeant = 27,425


Cadet = 27,425


Probationary Second Lieutenant = 27,425


Second Lieutenant = 29,945


First Lieutenant = 32,341


Captain = 35,312


Major = 37,313


Lieutenant Colonel = 40,298


Colonel = 43,521


Brigadier General = 47,002


Major General = 50,763


Lieutenant General = 59,210


General = 67,500


II. Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG):


A. Bureau of Jail Management & Penology (BJMP)/Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)


Fire/Jail Officer I = 14,834


Fire/Jail Officer II = 16,934


Fire/Jail Officer I = 18,665


Senior Fire/Jail Officer I = 21,771


Senior Fire/Jail Officer II = 23,513


Senior Fire/Jail Officer III = 25,394


Senior Fire/Jail Officer IV = 27,425


Inspector = 32,341


Senior Inspector = 35,312


Chief Inspector = 37,313


Superintendent = 40,298


Senior Superintendent =43,521


Chief Superintendent = 47,002


Director = 50,763


B. Philippine National Police (PNP)/ Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC):


Police Officer I = 14,834


Police Officer II = 16,934


Police Officer III = 18,665


Senior Police Officer I = 21,771


Senior Police Officer II = 23,513


Senior Police Officer III = 25,394


Senior Police Officer IV = 27,425


Cadet = 27,425


Inspector = 32,341


Senior Inspector = 35,312


Chief Inspector = 37,313


Superintendent = 40,298


Senior Superintendent = 43,521


Chief Superintendent = 47,002


Director = 50,763


Deputy Director General = 59,210


Director General = 67,500


III. Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and National Mapping


Resources Authority (NAMRIA)


Apprentice Seaman/Seaman Third Class = 14,834


Seaman Second Class = 15,952


Seaman First Class = 16,934


Petty Officer III = 17,744


Petty Officer II = 18,665


Petty Officer I = 20,159


Chief Petty Officer = 21,771


Senior Chief Petty Officer = 23,513


Master Chief Petty Officer = 25,394


First Master Chief Petty Officer = 27,425


Ensign = 29,945


Lieutenant Junior Grade = 32,341


Lieutenant Senior Grade = 35,312


Lieutenant Commander = 37,313


Commander = 47,002


Rear Admiral = 50,763


Vice Admiral = 54,824


Admiral 59,210


Funding Sources:


Item 12 states the funding source. For national governments, it shall be charged against appropriations set aside in the General Appropriations Acts for 2009 and the years thereafter, including savings generated by the government units. For Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCCs) and Government Financial Institutions (GFIs), funding comes from their respective generated funds.


Implementation:


As per Item 13 of said resolution, the implementation shall be at least four (4) years for GOCCs/GFIs/LGUs, depending on its financial capability. The implementation of the salary standardization shall take effect July 1, 2009, for GOCCs/GFIs, and for LGUs the resolution takes effect January 1, 2010.


Source:


1. Official Gazette Online Source:


Joint Resolution No. 4 by the Philippine Congress


http://www.gov.ph/2009/06/17/joint-resolution-no-4-3/

Quezon City General Hospital---Nurse Trainee Examination Results January 2014

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL APPLICANTS WHO PASSED THE NURSING TRAINEE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION OF QUEZON CITY GENERAL HOSPITAL!!!

Here is the SHORTLIST of the PASSERS

And here are the List of Applicants that needs to return on January 20,2014. (Maybe for Retake of Examination)

My NBI Clearance experience in NBI Main (UN Ave.)

MABUHAY! WELCOME TO NBI!

Mama woke me early because today is my schedule to apply for my NBI Clearance. It's been a year since i haven't applied for it and I'll be needing it for my Job Applications. (I just recently resigned to work...)

I arrived at 9am sharp in UN Avenue. I was surprised at the quantity of people just queued outside the NBI waiting to be called. It was a shocking view but i had no choice but to wait just like other people do.

source: http://images.gmanews.tv/v3/webpics/v3/2014/01/640_2014_01_03_13_52_14.JPG

The picture above is the queued line for the Gentlemen. According to the Officer-In-Charge that i had talked while i am in the line, there are great counts of men that are applying for their clearances today.

       

This is the queued line for Ladies outside NBI infront of Manila Doctor's Hospital. The shots above is inteaded to capture the horrible footage (for me) of the Towing Services for the Unauthorized Parked Vehicles. I think the owners of the motorcycles and car were also inside the NBI to apply for their  clearances. Almost everyone in the line was very surprised on how the Towing Services recovered  enormous counts of motorcyle and a red car. I also felt sorry for the owners of the sais vehicles.

Going back, still in the line,I am still listening to the audio book from Og Mandino's best selling book, which I started listening when I was already aboard on the Jeepney going to Monumento  LRT Station.

Og Mandino done but I am still in the queue.

From 9am til 11:30 am I queued outside. No umbrella (so instant tanning effect in my skin occurred, thanks to the sunny day). We all just stood in the queue...

At 11:00 am, the Officer-in Charge went to ourline. He counted everyone in the line. "It looks like there is a quota...". just told to myself. 

By 11:30 am, we  finally entered the gate of the NBI. But this is just only the start of the MISERY.
The batch which I was included entered the gate and we saw big counts of people inside and also long queue. Many are still standing! We queued near the Entrance gate adjacent to the tent with some Officers which provides us a  fill-up form for the NBI Clearance.

1:00 pm, everyone inside the NBI is famished and thirsty. Anyway, thanks to the walking sandwich and drink sellers ( by NBI cooperative). I did not bought any from them because for me it was over priced. I am saving my money for my further job applications and other renewals. We also felt the heat of the afternoon and still we are standing...

3:30 pm, we are in the front line of the long queue (well I thought it was). We sat in a mono-block chairs provided by the agency (a big thanks!). The queue of the sitting people is for checking / re validation of the fill-up form. So it's easy if you are the one who did applied for it.. If you are applying clearance for your relatives working in another country, you'll need to answer questions and you must have the important documents needed.. After that, we are back to the mono-block chairs.

4:15pm, we tranffered to the line for Payment Lane. As expected, there is a long queue but we are seated in the waiting area.

5pm, Again we stand for that queue. There were no seats available as we continue. We stood infront of the building in which we will be paying our clearances. We felt a little cool air coming from the building because their air conditioner is in their maximum temperature. (yes!it's a blessing)

6pm, We entered the building. It was really cold inside the building! I made my payment in the Payment Counter at 6:27 pm (According to my receipt.) 

After payment, we need to go to the 2nd floor immediately for Encoding of Data. I waited 1 hr before my turn in the Encoding and Fingerprinting which i think is Hi-Tech (I'm just wondering, why they didn't even wipe the lens with tissue or cloth?).

Hi-Tech, Right?
 Source: http://www.digitalpersona.com/images/right-img.png 

The encoder took me a picture as a part of the Data Collection Procedure. I assumed that i am not pleasing in the picture because of the very long day process ( I might look like a criminal in the picture. LOL!) but on that very moment i really don't care how i look like. I just wanted to end this 1-day long process.

The encoder took my receipt and wrote a date which i can claim my NBI Clearance (January 10, 2014), the reason is there are many pending clearances to be released by the agency..

I leave the NBI vicinity at 8:00pm. I returned in our house at 9:30pm.

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I haven't ate lunch. i just took a bottle of Yakult.

This small bottle of Yakult gave me life for this whole tiring day. As i said, i was saving my money and maybe it's a miracle that i haven't felt hungry for the whole day, maybe because i ate a plate of spaghetti for breakfast.

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P.S 

If anyone reading my post and also experienced this, feel free to share it here through commenting.

P.P.S

I am not angry or in againts to the NBI. I was just shocked for the 1-day process. It was really 1-whole-day! My precious time is consumed very well. (hohoho!) I did understand that the agency is having a new system for the clearance but i think the agency must gave the citizens a SHORT NOTICE using the mass media to avoid inconvenience in our part.

SMILE. Never be Angry.

Happy New Year! Happy 2014!

Let's welcome this year with JOY and lots of SMILES.

Yehey! Hello it's 2014 people! Firecrackers from different sides of the neighborhood blasted like a bomb and meteors from the skies,whether it's legal or the BANNED ones.
We just had a small meal after the New Year Countdown. We ate some sweet dessert made by my Mama.

I do Hope that everyone of Us become Prosperous and Lucky this year and don't forget this:
We already have everything we need, we just need to work for it.

P.S

I really LOVE Doraemeon from the it's pilot episode in GMA-7.

P.P.S

You can copy that image as your desktop wallpaper for this January 2014.