DOLE starts issuing certificates to successful

DOLE starts issuing certificates to successful nursing exams retakersThe Department of Labor and Employment on Monday started issuing Certificates to successful examinees who took the June 11, 2007 nursing licensure retake examination.

Labor Secretary Arturo Brion said his office started issuing Certificates upon presentation of the examinee's PRC license from 9 a.m. and from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.The DOLE set up a schedule for the successful examinees to follow for the release of individual certificates.

Brion said those residing outside of Metro Manila who wish to claim their Certificates via the DOLE Regional Offices are advised to register with the Regional Office nearest their place of residence/work.Proxy claimants or representatives are required to present an authorization letter and a photocopy of the examinee's PRC License.

The original license must be presented, it said.The schedule for the issuance of certificates is as follows:
September 3, 2007 AALA - ANGELES
September 4, 2007 ANGELO - BARCELON
September 5, 2007 BARCELONA - BUMIDANG
September 6, 2007 BUNAGAN - CASTILLO
September 7, 2007 CASTILLON - CUARTEROS
September 10, 2007 CUASAY - DIMAANO
September 11, 2007 DIMACALE - FABROS
September 12, 2007 FACTO - GIDOC
September 13, 2007 GIL - JIMENEZ
September 14, 2007 JIMERA - LLENA
September 17, 2007 LLENES - MARCELO
September 18, 2007 MARCIA - NAVARRIS
September 19, 2007 NAVARRO - PACHO
September 20, 2007 PANDAN - RACELIS
September 21, 2007 RACHO - SABLES
September 24, 2007 SABUD - SOMEJO
September 25, 2007 SOMOROSTRO - TOMAS
September 26, 2007 TOMBOC - VILLEGAS
September 27, 2007 VILLENA - ZUÑIGA
A total of 9,198 or 68.96 percent of the 13,338 nursing graduates who took the June 11, 2007 nursing licensure retake examination passed.
The rest, 4,140 failed to meet the passing grade of at least 75 percent in both Tests III and V of the DOLE-initiated voluntary retake examination of Tests III and V of the June 2006 Nursing Licensure Examination.
Results of the voluntary retake examination, however, will not affect their status as licensed nurses.
Those who failed will simply not qualify for US VisaScreen Certificate.In 2006, the nursing exams were marred by allegations that answers to some of the test questions were leaked by some review centers.
On June 1, 2007, Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez ordered the filing of criminal charges against two members of the Board of Nursing for last year’s nursing examination leakage.

The DOLE initiated the voluntary retake examination of Tests III and V of the June 2006 Nursing Licensure Examination to qualify licensed nurses for the US VisaScreen certificate. (PNA)

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