A Tracer Study of the Medical Technology Graduates of Far Eastern University-Dr. Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation /
Earlu T. Acaba ; Angelique Therese T. Adante ; Lara Ador Dionisio ; Jason Alexander E. Camacho ; Samuel Carlos ; Sol Polita De Guzman ; Paul J. Ines ; Kathleen G. Nacario ; Man Fung Darrel Rey Zander I. Ng ; Emer Ley Akhia Ortega ; Emmanuel Pichay ; Ark Jason I. Posadas ; Paula Beatrice N. Reyes ; Queenie C. Reyes ; Francis Salmos ; Carla Aarika L. Torrevillas ; Mia Casandra P. Valila and Von Gabriel F. Yu.
- Fairview, Quezon City School of Medical Technology, FEU-NRMF September 2012
- 47 pages: tables; 28 cm.
Includes appendices and bibliographical references.
Abstract: This graduate tracer study is mainly a survey intended to track graduates from their school of origin to their place of employment. To obtain the needed information, the researchers formulated questions with regards to the subject's employment data and demographic profile. It is known as the Graduate Tracer Study and it served as the data gathering instrument. The subjects of the study were the, Medical Technology graduates from the year 1962 up to the present whose names were obtained randomly from the master list of the Medical Technology Alumni Society. Findings of the study revealed that majority of the Far Eastern University-Dr. Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation graduates are employed as regular or permanent in their present job. Most of the respondents work in companies run by business organizations such as private laboratories in the Philippines, and a few respondents work abroad. For many of them their current job is related to the program they took up in college.