Buklod: Pinagbigkis ng Husay, Nagsasalo sa Tagumpay, Magkakaisa sa Serbisyo

The UP College of Allied Medical Professions (CAMP) held its Testimonial Ceremony on March 6, 2026, at the CAMP Building, guided by the theme “Buklod: Pinagbigkis ng Husay, Nagsasalo sa Tagumpay, Magkakaisa sa Serbisyo.” The event recognized and celebrated the achievements of its 2025 licensure examination passers and top-ranked examinees in Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Speech-Language Pathology. The ceremony highlighted not only their individual accomplishments but also the collective excellence, shared triumphs, and unified commitment to service that define the CAMP community.

The program opened with inspiring remarks from CAMP Dean Esmerita Rotor, who congratulated the group on their achievements and welcomed them to the ranks of professionals who are ready to serve the people. 

The keynote address was delivered by Prof. Jocelyn Christina Marzan, recipient of the Recognition Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Communication Disorders Profession at the 12th Asia Pacific International Conference on Speech, Language, and Hearing held in Thailand in December 2025. Professor Marzan enjoined the batch of newly licensed professionals to find a purpose and have a vision to dedicate their service to, and to serve their fellow Filipinos well, no matter where they find themselves in the future. 

A special performance by Alia Maxine Cruz added a celebratory touch to the occasion, showcasing the vibrant talents among the awardees. 

Eliza Audrey Charlize Castillo, OTRP, who ranked first in the December 2025 Occupational Therapy Licensure Examination, delivered a heartfelt response on behalf of her fellow alumni. She expressed gratitude to mentors, peers, and the institution, and reminded her fellow passers to carry forward the values of honor, excellence, and service throughout their professional journeys.

The CAMP Testimonial served as a fitting tribute to the accomplishments of the new licensed professionals, reaffirming CAMP’s mission to cultivate leaders in allied health who are committed to making meaningful contributions to our society. A total of 44 alumni (17 OT, 7 PT, and 20 SP) attended the event, which concluded with a simple meal where graduates had the opportunity to reconnect with the CAMP community and celebrate this milestone together.