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MOBILE NO. TELEFAX/ TELEPHONE from to 1 Bukidnon REYES L Republic of the Philippines Department of Health NATIONAL NUTRITION COUNCIL X Provincial Nutrition Action Officers (PNAOs) District Nutrition Program Coordinators (DNPCs) Directory 2020 as of 28 January 2020 OFFICE/AGENCY Date of Designation MIDDLE POSITION/ (Dates based on Issuance) NO. PROVINCE SURNAME GIVEN NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NUMBERS EMAIL ADDRESS INITIAL DESIGNATION MOBILE (COMPLETE ADDRESS) NO. TELEFAX/ TELEPHONE FROM TO PROVINCIAL NUTRITION ACTION OFFICERS Provincial Health Office, Bukidnon REYES L. RICARDO PHO II/ PNAO 1 Malaybalay City Bukidnon 9173119450 (088) 813-2585 [email protected] Present Provincial Nutrition Provincial Nutrition Action Camiguin TACLINDO A. CHRISTY GRACE 9263113298 9165152638 [email protected] November 9,2015 To date 2 Action Officer Officer, Mambajao, Camiguin Provincial Nutrition Provincial Health Office, Tubod, [email protected]; Lanao del Norte UNTAO F. MELANIA 3 Action Officer Lanao del Norte 9166919515 9166919515 [email protected] Provincial Nutrition Office, Provincial Nutrition 9989541047/0 4 Misamis Occidental TIJING G. MARICHU Oroquieta City, Misamis 088(545-2176) [email protected] July 1, 2013 present Action Officer 9097798332 Occidental PHO-Nutrition Office, Provincial Capitol Building, Misamis Oriental (DNPC Gomez designated as OIC of Nutrition Office but not as PNAO) 9177036072 (08822) 727-263 [email protected] Capitol Compound, Cagayan de 5 DISTRICT NUTRITION PROGRAM COORDINATORS (DNPC) Oro City 1 QUITORIANO C. NEIL VENCENT AAII/DNPC 9173260166 (088) 813-2585 [email protected] March 15, 2016 present Provincial Health Office, 2 Bukidnon HIBAYA R. REBECCA Nutritionist II/DNPC 9155163939 Malaybalay City Bukidnon 3 SUMBALAN R. VENICE MAY AAIII/DNPC 9276714096 (088) 813-2585 March 15, 2016 present 1 GAMO ATANACIA DNPC 088-387-0543 January 30,2015 To date 2 Camiguin SIBAYAN MELCHORA DNPC MLGU - Guinsiliban 088-387-1022 January 30,2015 To date 3 CHAN G. AIDA DNPC 9952165953 [email protected] 1 MACADATO A. JALLILAH DNPC 9759479173 [email protected] October 18, 2016 To date 2 CAMINS C. ARIANE DNPC Provincial Health Office, Tubod, 9177139915 October 18, 2016 To date Lanao del Norte 3 GUILLERMO C. REGINO RAY DNPC Lanao del Norte 9166293806 October 18, 2016 To date 4 TUBONGBANUA B. RAMELITO DNPC October 18, 2016 To date 1 Misamis Occidental 2 1 GOMEZ A. MARITES NO II/DNPC PHO-Nutrition Office, 9554199363 08822-727263 [email protected] July 8, 1997 To date 2 ROA J. JACQUELINE ND II/DNPC Provincial Capitol Building, 9063485201 08822-729725 January 20, 2015 To date Misamis Oriental Capitol Compound, Cagayan de 3 NO I/DNPC 08822-727263 [email protected] NOB L. LOUIE ROSE Oro City 9273148899 January 20, 2015 To date Republic of the Philippines Department of Health NATIONAL NUTRITION COUNCIL X City Nutrition Action Officers (CNAOs) City Nutrition Program Coordinators (CNPCs) Directory 2020 as of 28 January 2020 OFFICE/AGENCY EDUCATIONAL Date of Designation (Based on Issuance) NO. CITY SURNAME GIVEN NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION/DESIGNATION ADDRESS CONTACT NUMBERS EMAIL ADDRESS MIDDLE INITIAL BACKGROUND (COMPLETE ADDRESS) FROM TO CITY NUTRITION ACTION OFFICERS (CNAOs) City Health Office, Hayes St. 1 Cagayan de Oro City RABE F NENITA City Nutrition Action Officer Cagayan de Oro City 9274011306 [email protected] To date 2 El Salvador City CLAPANO M ELMA 10/14/1960 Registered Nurse City Nutrition Action Officer City Health Office, El Salvador City 9177132398 [email protected] October 1, 2015 To Present 3 Gingoog City RISONAR S ELMER City Nutrition Action Officer City Health Office, Gingoog City 9173067232 [email protected] To date City Health Office, Gen. Aguinaldo [email protected], 4 Iligan City MANARPAAC L. DR. GLENN City Nutrition Action Officer St., Iligan City 9176411627 [email protected] To date City Nutrition Office, Malaybalay 5 Malaybalay City CANONIGO C. EZA NO III/City Nutrition Action Officer City 9173120398 [email protected] To date 6 Oroquieta City City Nutrition Action Officer City Health Office, Oroquieta City 088-531-1094 [email protected] To date 7 Ozamiz City NAVAREZ G LELITA City Nutrition Action Officer City Nutrition Office, Ozamiz City 9088913243 [email protected] To date 8 Tangub City DELOS SANTOS VIRGILITA City Nutrition Action Officer City Nutrition Office, Tangub City 09176270258 or 09999906912 [email protected] To date CNCO, P-4 Poblacion, Valencia 9 Valencia City DONDONAYOS P HAZEL City Nutrition Action Officer City 9655892302 [email protected] To date CITY NUTRITION PROGRAM COORDINATORS (CNPCs) To date COLLEGE GRADUATE: 1 ESPAÑOLA P SHERILL FAITH 4/24/90 City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9566542650 [email protected] July 15, 2015 To date COLLEGEBSND GRADUATE: 2 GONZALEZ B SYLVIA 17/11/1974 City Nutrition Program Coordinator 09167703602 [email protected] January 5, 2004 To date COLLEGEBSND GRADUATE: 3 MEDIANA B KENNETH JANNE 14/10/1990 City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9057802863 [email protected] July 15, 2015 To date COLLEGEBSND GRADUATE: City Health Office, Hayes St. 4 Cagayan de Oro City MONSANTO F APRIL 16/04/1984 City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9977535848 [email protected] 0CTOBER 15,2016 To date COLLEGEBSND GRADUATE: Cagayan de Oro City 5 ANTIPUESTO T NITA 26/01/1965 City Nutrition Program Coordinator 09051733877 [email protected] 0CTOBER 15,2016 To date COLLEGEBSND GRADUATE: 6 SUSAYA C APREL FE 19/06/1992 City Nutrition Program Coordinator 09272607579 [email protected] August 01,2018 To date COLLEGEBSND GRADUATE: 7 LAURETA D. MARY TRISSHIA 29/05/1996 City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9177722361 [email protected] January 16, 2018 To date BSND 1 VILBAR E. ANTONETTE 3/5/1976 College Graduate City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9362878382 [email protected] March 3, 2014 To Present 2 El Salvador City ALUYODAN S. EMELIA 9/7/1960 College Graduate City Nutrition Program Coordinator City Health Office, El Salvador City 9752020335 [email protected] February 1, 2014 To Present 3 NAPIÑAS B EDGAR 4/30/1971 High School Graduate City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9066746220 [email protected] May 8, 2017 To Present 1 GERALYN A LADAGA CNPC City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9173580885 January 1, 2015 To date 2 YORADYL R RANA CNPC City Nutrition Program Coordinator January 1, 2008 To date 3 CASTRO G. PRINCESS ANGELIE LOUISE City Nutrition Program Coordinator 088-427934 To date 4 Gingoog City BENDIJO C. MARIBELL City Nutrition Program Coordinator City Health Office, Gingoog City To date 5 KALINAWAN E. JERR SIEGFRED City Nutrition Program Coordinator To date 6 EMPALMADO D. RENELYN City Nutrition Program Coordinator To date 7 DELA CRUZ H. TERESITA City Nutrition Program Coordinator To date 1 City Nutrition Program Coordinator City Health Office, Gen. Aguinaldo Iligan City TALINGTING C. PRIMA 10/2/60 BS-Agriculture 9066713640 [email protected] October 13, 2015 To date 2 ALBAO C. CAMILA 9/24/61 BS-Food & Nutrition City Nutrition Program Coordinator St., ,Iligan City 9267027888/09307468694 [email protected] 11/17/1987 To date 1 ROSALEJOS D. MARIA MELITA 12/3/81 College Graduate City Nutrition Program Coordinator To date College Graduate City Nutrition Office, Malaybalay 2 Malaybalay City VEGA T. JEZZA NIÑA MARIE 2/2/52 City Nutrition Program Coordinator 0965-059-2581 [email protected] July 2019 To date 3 JARIOL M. MEDELYN KATE 5/9/65 College Graduate City Nutrition Program Coordinator City 0955-415-2767 July 2019 To date 4 BENTULAN B. RHEA 3/19/89 College Graduate City Nutrition Program Coordinator 0967-653-8478 [email protected] July 2019 To date 1 Oroquieta City JAPUS E. LADY CINDY 03/03/1985 BSN City Nutrition Program Coordinator City Health Office, Oroquieta City 09477131375 / 09369945665 [email protected] April 01, 2019 To date 1 CELADA A. RODRIGO AUG. 5, 1969 AB - ECONOMICS City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9753628552 JANUARY, 2001 To date 2 Ozamiz City ACAPULCO O. LIGAYA DEC. 17, 1965 COLLEGE LEVEL - BSE City Nutrition Program Coordinator City Nutrition Office, Ozamiz City 9212070536 JANUARY, 2001 To date 3 FABIE T. ETHEL JAN. 1, 1975 BS IN HRM City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9073093420 [email protected] JANUARY 3, 2016 To date 1 MONTEMAYORES C. AMIR October 5, 1957 COLLEGE LEVEL City Nutrition Program Coordinator 088-322-0332 December 2000 To date Tangub City CSWD Office, Tangub City 2 MAG-USARA C. MARIFE August 12, 1966 BS IN COMMERCE City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9971115986/09217775137 [email protected] September 3, 2014 To date 1 MORALES R. YVETTE SEPT. 1, 1976 BSND City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9177731493 [email protected] April 21, 2015 To date 2 MANGUBAT G. BEVERLY AUG. 7, 1992 BSND City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9169456243 [email protected] March 4, 2016 To date 3 Valencia City ELARCOSA G MA RHEZEL City Nutrition Program Coordinator CNCO, P-4 Poblacion, Valencia City 9354551018 [email protected] To date 4 GARE 2 HANNAH City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9066011562 [email protected] To date 5 JUNTILLA B LOVE JOY City Nutrition Program Coordinator 9354515872 [email protected] To date 6 COLIPANO Q. JULIE ANN 10-Jul-91 BSND City Nutrition Program Coordinator 088-223826 [email protected] March 4, 2016 To date Republic of the Philippines Department of Health NATIONAL NUTRITION COUNCIL X Municipal Nutrition Action Officers (MNAOs) Directory 2020 as of 28 January 2020 Date of Designation
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