Harold and Bianca are registered nurses who deviated from clinical practice and took the road less traveled – public health. They could have been outside the country, practicing nursing, and earning some good money.
Dr. Manuel Bulauitan, 74, an alumnus of FEU Medicine batch 1970 miraculously survived Covid-19. Given his age and underlying conditions, his son Philippe said they were preparing for the worst.
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In February 2020, I traveled back to my home country at the relative rise of the COVID-19 pandemic. China’s incidences for CORONA virus infection were on the rise and was getting global attention.
Teacher Steph is a Special Education major who currently works as an Early Childhood teacher.
Barangay Chairwoman Diana Espinosa, a 1976 FEU Girls High School alumna, remained honest amidst a seemingly insurmountable crisis brought by the Covid- 19 pandemic. She was praised publicly in the Manila Public Information Office social media channel of Mayor Isko Moreno for returning a total of PHP 2,053,000.00 excess City Amelioration Crisis Assistance Fund (CACAF).[…]
FEU Alumni Relations Office and Volunteerism Services Office, in Collaboration with Nicanor Reyes Memorial Foundation launched the “Brave as One Against Covid-19” campaign last march 25, 2020, which aims to support the frontliners of RITM and different FEU hospitals in Metro Manila. Since the start of this campaign, we have been able to provide 2400[…]
Daewoo Adam Almiron FEU-IN Batch 2018 Staff Nurse, St.Luke’s Medical Center-Quezon City After being a Person Under Investigation (PUI) then testing negative, I am finally back in the frontlines! Our unit was converted to the COVID ward to cater to more patients affected by this global pandemic. Being away from home during this fight was[…]