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No. N a m e 1 ABABA, CHARMAINE EDAR 2 ABACAN, JEAN CYRIL MACATANGAY 3 ABAD, CHRISTOPHER MARI ANGELO ZAMORA 4 ABAD, JAKE VINCENT BRAGA 5 ABADINES, MICO FELIX DE RAMOS 6 ABALOS, ALYSSA BIANCA 7 ABALOS, MARIANNE JOLINA MARAYAG 8 ABANGAN, JULIE ANNE PORAL 9 ABANSI, KEN MYER OPINALDO 10 ABAO, JEM ARTHUR EDUARD CAÑA 11 ABAO, SHANTYLLE MARIE AGUDO 12 ABARILLA, MARIE KERSTEIN CANOY 13 ABARQUEZ, JOHN MARC BERNASOR 14 ABAYAN, KRISHIA MARIE BADOY 15 ABDON, CARL ERIK FALSARIO 16 ABDUL WAHAB, JAMALIAH TAMBUG 17 ABDULKADIR, HANNAH JASMIN BORERO 18 ABDULLAH, BAI MICHELLE KABUNTALAN 19 ABDULMONAP, NAFILYN LIM 20 ABDULRACMAN, MOHAIMEN MACADATO 21 ABELA, JAKE NANGIT 22 ABELLA, JULOU LYLE ARRIETA 23 ABELLA, TIFFANY MAE EVIOTA 24 ABESAMIS, GABRIELLE IVAH NOROÑA 25 ABIERA, FELIZ MARIE 26 ABIERA, NIKKI MARI FARAON 27 ABILLA, CLARINDA NONO 28 ABILLAO, FLORENCE BEYDEN 29 ABLEN, RAINA ZERENE PEREZ 30 ABNE, IRVINE KATE QUINDIAGAN 31 ABO, GLADYS GENTUGAO 32 ABONALES, DAISY ANN BAYOT 33 ABONALES, MICHELLE POSADAS 34 ABONALES, ROLAND IAN JOHN INES 35 ABONO, CHRISTIAN PAUL PEREZ 36 ABRASALDO, CHARLES NICOLE AGUILAR 37 ABSALON, MARC DANEIL BERNUS 38 ABUAN, IRISH BELLE IGNACIO 39 ABULENCIA, ALLENA JAN SEVILLA 40 ABUTAL, SHARMAINE VIDAL 41 ABUTAS, DANIEL PARREÑAS 42 ACADEMIA, EDRICH MARIE BATACAN 43 ACADEMIA, LENNIE BALDADO 44 ACAPULCO, MARLA TECIA PARACHA 45 ACERO, CHLOE DOMINIQUE MAJARAIS 46 ACERO, MAE SHEIL TIO 47 ACHA, WHALER JOHN SUIZO 48 ACLAO, RICHELLE ANNE SINCERO 49 ACMA, KATHLEEN ANN LUENGAS 50 ACOP, MARICRIS ROMANO Roll of Successful Examinees in the MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION Held on SEPTEMBER 12 & 13, 2015 Page: 3 of 82 Released on SEPTEMBER 16, 2015 Seq. No. N a m e 51 ACOSTA, ALLEN UBALDO 52 ACOSTA, JORDAN DAVE PERALTA 53 ACOSTA, ROMANA JANE LORENZO 54 ACOSTA, RUTHSEN ALLED SUBANG 55 ACOSTA, YVONNE VILLAPEÑA 56 ACOT, ANGIE LYN SARCILLA 57 ADAD, ESTHER GRACE SORIANO 58 ADAM, SURAYA TEE 59 ADOLFO, CHRISTINE ANN CENIZA 60 ADORABLE, JOMAR JASON ABAY-ABAY 61 ADRIANO, JUAN DELFIN PARCE 62 ADRIAS, ALFEL MAYLON 63 AFRICA, ADAM ANGELES 64 AGA, ROSELYN GUMABON 65 AGATA, MARY JOY ARCEDAS 66 AGATEP, JOEBERT DELOS SANTOS 67 AGBAY, ROSS JEAN PAULETTE MARTEL 68 AGBAYANI, DARAH GRACIELLA ANGGA 69 AGBAYANI, RACHEL DE VERA 70 AGLOSOLOS, NATHANIEL JUDE CADIZ 71 AGNAYA, ALFREDO DUMALSIN 72 AGNES, JERICHO TORDESILLAS 73 AGNGARAYNGAY, JESUSA DE LUNA 74 AGOSTO, ALTHEA LOU CERENCE 75 AGRON, REY MARK GALOLO 76 AGUB, GLENNA MAE LAZO 77 AGUDA, SHIELA MARIE SILVERIO 78 AGUILA, MIKA ALEXANDRA BRAVO 79 AGUILAR, AURA JARRELL CUNAN 80 AGUILAR, GLYNNA MHAE JOY TABARA 81 AGUILAR, JOAN HEYNIEL MADRONA 82 AGUILAR, JOANA JUMANGIT 83 AGUILAR, KEERYN MAXCEY ABAD 84 AGUILOS, LLOYD ANDREI VELARDE 85 AGUILOS, RICA ROSE GONZAGA 86 AGUINALDO, JAMIE LLANA BARIT 87 AGUIRRE, NERECHELLE TAMONDONG 88 AGUNAT, CHERYL ANDRES 89 AGUSTIN, ABEGAIL ROXANNE ABANILLA 90 AGUSTIN, CHONA CHRISTLE PAJARILLO 91 AGUSTIN, CHRISTELLE GARCIA 92 AGUSTIN, MARK KEVIN ASPI 93 AGUSTIN, TIMOTHY YVAN LARGO 94 AHMED, MARYAM MAYUGA 95 AHYONG, AHNEE MAE ANGULO 96 AJITO, SHENAND EARL CUEVAS 97 AL HUSAIN, FARAH ABENES 98 ALABA, JICELLE LUZ TAGANAS 99 ALABADO, NEKIE DOGELIO 100 ALAMILLO, VISHNU JOHN ASTILLA Roll of Successful Examinees in the MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION Held on SEPTEMBER 12 & 13, 2015 Page: 4 of 82 Released on SEPTEMBER 16, 2015 Seq. No. N a m e 101 ALAMIS, CHARLENE DALE CARTAGENA 102 ALAMIS, MELIZA KARRY ROSE NOTO 103 ALANO, GABRIEL ARENAL 104 ALAS, DIANARA CHARRY LEYSON 105 ALBA, KRIZZA-NIL-ROSE COVACHA 106 ALBAY, DENVERLLYN TRINIDAD 107 ALBINA, DAWN MARRIZE ANTONETTE MAQUILING 108 ALBINO, ANGIE BUSTILLO 109 ALBOS, KRISTINA MARIE KALUBIRAN 110 ALCAMPADO, ALTHEA CASTRO 111 ALCANTARA, ALEXANDER JOAQUIN VIÑEGAS 112 ALCANTARA, KARINA SALES 113 ALCANTARA, MA MARGARITA ORDIALES 114 ALCANTARA, MARIA CORAZON APILADO 115 ALCANTARA, NESTLE JOHN ESPARTERO 116 ALCAZAR, JANICE DONATO 117 ALDAY, MIKEE ANN PAJARILLO 118 ALDEA, ALVIN ANTONIO 119 ALDENESE, KAREN JENE VERDEFLOR 120 ALEGADO, RENDY LOU PAUSANOS 121 ALEGRE, CYNDIRELLE MAE EVANGELISTA 122 ALEGRE, JOHN EMIL ALCALA 123 ALEGRIA, FRITZEE GRACE 124 ALEJO, CLARENCE JOY CLAUD 125 ALENTON, THEA ALYSSA BANIBANE 126 ALFARAS, MARY LUCILLE ANNE EBEDO 127 ALFONSO, LESTER AQUINO 128 ALFORNON, DARDYL CORTES 129 ALGARME, LOUREN KRISTY ALBURO 130 ALGARNE, DEN MARION TRIÑO 131 ALI, ALLAYZAH ASHLEY ARUMPAC 132 ALIADO, CHRISTINE JOY AQUINO 133 ALID, HAZIEL BADA 134 ALIMO-OT, PRECIOUS MARIVELES 135 ALINSUGAY, JANICA JACALAN 136 ALIPAO, EZRA AHRA RENDON 137 ALISANGCO, MARIAN PAULINE GOZUM 138 ALITRE, NOEL CHRISTIAN ALIPAT 139 ALIÑABON, RAL VINCENT 140 ALLAGA, SCARLETTE CAMACHO 141 ALLAM, ANASTACIO III BARET 142 ALLAN, DIANNE MARIE SUBARIA 143 ALLAS, JOSETTE KRISTELLE CARDENIO 144 ALMAIZ, TARA KATRINA ALANNAH YAP 145 ALMAZAN, COLEEN HORIELLE DELLOSA 146 ALMAZORA, KRIZZEL CEA 147 ALMERIA, SARAH LEE NAOE 148 ALMESTAS, ROLYNE VIANZON 149 ALO, LOUIELAINE MODENITA MORALES 150 ALONZO, ALNIE ACEDO Roll of Successful Examinees in the MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION Held on SEPTEMBER 12 & 13, 2015 Page: 5 of 82 Released on SEPTEMBER 16, 2015 Seq. No. N a m e 151 ALONZO, CHARISSE ERIKA FORNILLOS 152 ALONZO, KLARISSA NOVA DAVIN 153 ALSONG, FIDES ANGELI CALACAL 154 ALSULA, KIRK CLYDE LEDESMA 155 ALTAREZ, MICHELLE GRACE ANN GRANADO 156 ALTURA, MA VINA ROSELLA APLASCA 157 ALVAREZ, ARMAN IAN NEPONCIO 158 ALVAREZ, FRANZ LAURENCE LANDICHO 159 ALVAREZ, LEONYBELLE ANN MARFA 160 ALVARICO, SHANNEN KATE LARO 161 ALVARO, ANGELICA PEREZ 162 ALVARO, SHERWIN VALDEZ 163 ALVENDIA, MICHELLE SY 164 ALVERO, DARYL MAY LUZA 165 ALVIZO, PAOLO DOMINIC DAÑO 166 AMA, JENNICA ALAINE VENTURA 167 AMA, PAUL EPHRAIM LAVIÑA 168 AMADO, DENRICK BULADO 169 AMADOR, NOEL EVANS NICOLAS 170 AMANCIO, XYRA JUNE LEONG 171 AMANTILLO, SHERVI JANE BOLOGINO 172 AMAR, VAN CHRISTIAN SOLITANO 173 AMARGA, ZIANNE JULE LIBAYAO 174 AMARGO, CINDY ANZURES 175 AMARO, CHARMIE NARCISO 176 AMAT, ROSELLE TAPALLA 177 AMATORIO, MAE KEN CADAVEZ 178 AMAYNA, RYAN NAOHA 179 AMBRAY, EARL JUDE PAMARAN 180 AMBROSIO, REXES ESTELLE BAUSON 181 AMEN, MARY CHELSEA JEAN DULA 182 AMERNA, JULIUS CEAZAR PUNONGBAYAN 183 AMIGO, ALJAE VARGAS 184 AMIT, ZENNY LOUR DUBRIA 185 AMODIA, APPLE JOY CALDERON 186 AMOIN, JAN KARL NAPISA 187 AMONOY, NATALIE BERNADETTE GIMALAY 188 AMORA, TRICIA MAE MONTON 189 AMORADO, AILE LOUISE TURANO 190 AMORADO, ERIKKA PHYLLIS BALBUTIN 191 AMPARADO, ANGELIE ADAJAR 192 AMPARADO, MARIA JOANA DATOC 193 AMPO, ANGELIE ROSE VERGARA 194 AMPOYO, JEAN IAN MANGAYAN 195 AMUL, MARIA ANGELINA MACALALAD 196 AMURAO, KASSEY COLLEEN VENZON 197 ANACLETO, JINKEE LORRAINE SONTILLANO 198 ANASTACIO, ANA MARIZE AQUINO 199 ANCAJAS, MARIANE KIMBERLY TAMPUS 200 ANCHETA, GIOANA THERESE ATIJERA Roll of Successful Examinees in the MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION Held on SEPTEMBER 12 & 13, 2015 Page: 6 of 82 Released on SEPTEMBER 16, 2015 Seq. No. N a m e 201 ANCHETA, NHORLEE DIANNE BANSON 202 ANCHETA, PETER JOSHUA ROSARIO 203 ANDADOR, CHARLENE GUTIERREZ 204 ANDALES, KIERSON ERVIN PAJARON 205 ANDAYA, FRANCIS CHARLES GUEVARA 206 ANDAYA, JOSE MARIA GONZALEZ 207 ANDAYA, PATRICIA FLEUR JARUMAYAN 208 ANDO, CORRINE DUREMDES 209 ANDO, JASEL MAY SOLIZA 210 ANDOJAR, KRISTINE JOY GASATAN 211 ANDONGAN, ALHAIDARY USOP 212 ANDRADA, THEA TABUYOG 213 ANDRES, SHAIRA SARAH JANE DUQUE 214 ANDRIN, CHRISTINE JOY TUYAN 215 ANG, HYACINTH MAE MARISCAL 216 ANG, LOUIE MARIE DIESTA 217 ANG, MELODY ANN CAMBARIJAN 218 ANG, TEDY GALINATO 219 ANG GOBONSENG, ED GERARD RUIZ 220 ANGEL, WAYNE EMORY DOMINGUEZ 221 ANGELES, ERICA AMPO 222 ANGELES, GIAN AUSTIN RONQUILLO 223 ANGNEN, GENESIS WAG-IYEN 224 ANGUPA, DEBORAH PESSI 225 ANICETO, REGINA CARMELI SERRA 226 ANIES, ALJON PEÑEZ 227 ANTENERO, JEANETTE PANUNCIO 228 ANTENOR, ARMARY RUTH CASTILLO 229 ANTEQUISA, MARIE JULLIENNE BENDOL 230 ANTIMARO, PRINCESS MARY GRACE MERIDA 231 ANTIPORDA, KRIZZA KATRINA MAE PORTILLO 232 ANTOLIN, MA LIZA CASTRO 233 ANTONINO, NOREEN ASTRID EDUARDO 234 ANTONINO, PAMELA ARIANNE ONG 235 ANTONIO, ELAINE ORTIZ 236 ANTONIO, JENALYNNE 237 ANTONIO, JOHANNA MARIELLE VILLALON 238 ANTONIO, MARIAN NORIELLE MARASIGAN 239 ANU-AY, RICHELLE GUIMBONGAN 240 APALE, GRACE JOY ENRIQUEZ 241 APALISOK, NIKKUE 242 APALLA, CASSANDRA KAYE MUÑOZ 243 APARECE, NICOLE JAY ESTREMOS 244 APARRI, MINETTE SACNANAS 245 APELARTA, ROGIE MAE GRANITO 246 APORTADERA, MARY HYACINTH BENEDICTO 247 APOSAGA, CARINE MAY JUL 248 APOSTOL, CATHERINE ALANIA 249 APRUEBO, KENT UNASIN 250 APSAY, JOAN LYNNY PAILANO Roll of Successful Examinees in the MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION Held on SEPTEMBER 12 & 13, 2015 Page: 7 of 82 Released on SEPTEMBER 16, 2015 Seq. No. N a m e 251 APUDA, MARREY HYACINTH APPLE MIÑOZA 252 APUYAN, MARY ROSE MONTEROYO 253 AQUE, NICHOL VISTAL 254 AQUILESCA, ERICA MEDEL 255 AQUINO, EPHRAIM CORTEZ 256 AQUINO, JEMIMAH KESHIA MAMAWAN 257 AQUINO, JESSICA SARAH MABANTA 258 AQUINO, KRISTINE MARIE KAROL PARAS 259 AQUINO, MARK NICOLE PASCUAL 260 AQUINO, ROSEMARIE LIM 261 AQUINO, STEPHANY DIZON 262 AQUITANIA, GIANCARLO LORENZO IMSON 263 ARABOY, CARISSA JULIENNE LUZON 264 ARAGON, ARIANNE KAY LANAZA 265 ARAGON, ROMEO DOMINGO AUSENTE 266 ARAIS, VINCENT JUNE CORDORA 267 ARAKI, PAULINE AMAZONA 268 ARANDIA, DIANNE KREZEL CAGANDAHAN 269 ARANETA, KIM PARCON 270 ARAOJO, REALITY LOMBOY 271 ARASULA, AIRA DELIZO 272 ARAYAN, GENE CARLO BRION 273 ARBOLARIO, JESA LAYDA 274 ARBOLEDA, JOANIE CADUHADA 275 ARCALA, MARIE LORRAINE BALIDAY 276 ARCAYOS, RENELYN TAYO
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