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JEFFANIE APUHIN JONG
Prk.3 Encarnacion St.Brgy. Granada, Bacolod City
Mobile number : 0920278116
Email address : jeffaniejong@gmail.com

PERSONAL DATA:

Age : 26 yrs. old

Date of Birth : May 4, 1985

Religion : Mormon

Nationality : Filipino

Education

College : Bachelor of Science in Nursing Riverside College
Bacolod City
March 2008
Secretary, 4th Year Level Council- Riverside
Student Government

Secondary : Negros Occidental High School Bacolod City March 2004 Elementary : Asuncion Lopez Lizares Elementary School II Bacolod City March 1999 Class Salutatorian

Work Experience

* School Nurse
Carlos Hilado Memorial State College
Fortune Towne Campus
Bacolod City
August 2010 to present

* Volunteer Nurse
Bacolod Our Lady of Mercy Specialty Hospital
Eroreco, Mandalagan, Bacolod City
May 11,2010

* Review Facilitator/Staff
Review for Global Opportunities (RGO) Review Center
22nd Lacson St. Bacolod City
June 29, 2009

Trainings/Seminars attended

* Extension And Community Services Unit
Carlos Hilado Memorial State College
Fortune Towne Campus, Brgy. Estefania
Bacolod City
September 18, 2011

* Civic Service PAG-UGYON Program ( Dental, Reflexology, and Feeding)

* General Education Unit
Carlos Hilado Memorial State College
Fortune Towne Campus, Bacolod City
Palmas Del Mar, Brgy. Singcang, Bacolod City
November 4, 2011

* Seminar- Workshop ( Values Re-Orientation Methodology And Test Construction)

* The Negros Center for People Empowerment And Rural Development
The Province of Negros Occidental
Carlos Hilado Memorial State College, Fortune Towne Campus
Bacolod City
October 18-22, 2010

* Geographic Information System (GIS)

* Carlos Hilado Memorial State College
Fortune Towne Campus
Bacolod City
December 7, 2010

* “Promoting Quality Assurance in CHMSC-Fortune Towne through program Accreditation and Institutional Quality Assurance Through Monitoring And Evaluation”

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