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The official Occupational Health & Safety page of the Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital, San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines.

21/07/2026

Yesterday marked the official launch of Project SERVE, Service Excellence through Respect, Values, and Empathy, an employee engagement initiative of the Public Assistance and Customer Care Unit ( ) in partnership with Environment, Health, and Safety Management Office ( ).

Project SERVE reinforces our commitment to fostering a culture of courtesy, compassion, professionalism, and patient-centered service across Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital. Through , every interaction becomes an opportunity to make our patients and colleagues feel respected, valued, and cared for.

Together, we continue to uphold our commitment to "JBLMGH Serbisyong may Lingap, Husay, at Malasakit".

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07/07/2026

Pre-Residency Applications for Batch 2027 are now open!

The PCOM-accredited Occupational & Environmental Medicine Residency Program at Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital is now accepting applicants.

Gain hands-on experience in Occupational Safety and Health (OSH), Occupational Medicine case assessments, workplace safety inspections and incident investigations, workplace health policy and program development, and interdepartmental and industry collaboration—complemented by diverse clinical and industrial rotations, all within a 12-hour duty schedule that promotes work-life balance.

📄 See the poster below for more details.
📧 [email protected]

Hope to see you at pre-residency! 👷‍♂️👨‍⚕️

28/05/2026

The WISH Campaign: Workplace Inclusion and Support for HIV is an initiative of the EHSM Office and the Department of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (DOEM) that aims to raise awareness on HIV in the workplace. The program highlights the importance of compliance with Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) standards, fostering workplace inclusion, and providing support for workers living with HIV.

In addition, the campaign emphasizes the vital role of HIV screening and testing as part of social hygiene efforts to help prevent the spread of HIV and promote a healthier, safer, and more inclusive work environment. Simultaneously with the ongoing lectures, voluntary HIV screening is being conducted in a designated area for participants through the assistance of our partner community-based organizations, ABE Community Center by LoveYourself, Inc. and KAWUL, Inc.

22/05/2026

The Center for Toxicology and Biomarine Poisoning, in collaboration with the Environment, Health, and Safety Management Office (EHSMO) and the Department of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (DOEM), successfully conducted two batches of the 40-Hour Basic Occupational Safety and Health (BOSH) Training held on May 11–14 and May 18–21, 2026 at The Orchid Gardens, Lazatin Boulevard, Pampanga.

The training aimed to strengthen participants’ knowledge and competencies in occupational safety and health, workplace hazard identification, risk assessment, accident prevention, and compliance with national OSH standards. Through interactive lectures, workshops, and practical discussions, participants gained valuable knowledge about creating safer and healthier workplaces.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the facilitators from the Department of Labor and Employment – Occupational Safety and Health Center (DOLE-OSHC) Regional Extension Unit III for sharing their expertise and guiding participants throughout the training program.

Congratulations to all participants for successfully completing the course and for their commitment to promoting a culture of safety, health, and well-being in their respective workplaces.

Together, let us continue building safer, healthier, and more productive work environments for all.

28/04/2026

Today, we honor the heartbeat of our hospital - our dedicated healthcare workers.

To all of you who tirelessly care for our patients with skill and compassion - thank you for your unwavering commitment to healing and saving lives.

Know that all of you are the backbone that keeps everything running smoothly. Your hard work ensures that care is delivered safely, efficiently, and with dignity.

Every role matters. Every effort counts. Together, we create a system of care that brings hope, comfort, and healing to countless lives every single day.

Maraming salamat sa inyong dedikasyon at malasakit. We see you, we appreciate you, and we celebrate you - not just today, but every day. 💙🏥

28/03/2026

The Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital, through the EHSM and DOEM, proudly shares the successful participation of its representatives in the training conducted by the UP National Poison Management and Control Center entitled “Revisiting Issues in Environmental and Occupational Toxicology,” held on March 26–27, 2026, at Rosh Hotel, Manila.

👩‍⚕️ Participants:
*Dr. Desrei P. Balla – Safety Advocacy & Engagement Officer (EHSM Office) and Assistant Chairperson (DOEM)
*Dr. Jestoni D. Diaz – Medical Officer IV, Chief Resident (DOEM)

The activity provided valuable updates on toxicologic hazards, workplace exposures, and evidence-based management strategies, strengthening competencies in occupational and environmental health. It also reflects JBLMGH’s continued commitment to capacity building, patient safety, and excellence in occupational and environmental health, ensuring that its healthcare professionals remain responsive to evolving health challenges. 💙

27/03/2026

In celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the East Avenue Medical Center - Toxicology Referral and Training Center (EAMC-TRTC), healthcare leaders gathered on March 23-27, 2026 at the Park Inn by Radisson North EDSA for a meaningful exchange of knowledge and best practices.

One of the highlights was the lecture by Dr. Jose T. Saporne, Chairperson of the Department of Occupational & Environmental Medicine and Chief Health Program Officer of JBLMGH. His talk, “Setting up Occupational Health Services: Frameworks, Standards, and Best Practices,” emphasized the importance of structured, compliant, and sustainable occupational health programs.

Dr. Saporne shared key insights on aligning with DOH and global standards, strengthening workplace safety systems, and promoting a culture of prevention and collaboration.

👏 A timely and impactful session that reinforces our shared commitment to safer, healthier workplaces.

24/03/2026

We did not just talk about worker health, we brought it straight to the people.

Morning activities of the 4th Occupational Medicine Week opened with booths for workers, bringing services and a few welcome surprises straight to the frontlines. The Pharmacy, Deparment of Dentistry, , , Employees’ Association, and IHOMS came together to provide giveaways and health-focused support that made wellness feel real, accessible, and immediate.

By the afternoon, the energy shifted but never slowed.

“WorkWell: Empowering Workers Through Wellness and Protection” took center stage, led by the JBLMGH DOEM and EHSM Office. The session opened with welcome remarks from Dr. Jose Saporne, setting the direction for the afternoon’s activities, followed by a prayer by Dr. Em Makinano and a safety reminder from Dr. Shin Santos.

Lectures by Dr. Zey Sundiam on EHWC Multispecialty Services Updates and Dr. Mai Estaris on the Employees’ Compensation Program translated policy into practical, usable insight.

Then came the part no one just sat through. From pre-work-out preparation straight into a full Zumba session, the message landed clearly. Occupational health is not only taught, it is practiced.

Smoothly moderated by Ms. Laila Quiding, the entire session moved with purpose and pace.

From booths to beats, the day showed one thing. Healthy workplaces are built through action.

23/03/2026

Who said learning compensability can’t come with a little friendly competition?

The JBLMGH Department of Occupational and Environmental Medicine brought residents together for “WorkWise: The Occupational Health Challenge for Residents”, a dynamic session on understanding work-relatedness and compensability, conducted by the DOEM residents.

The program opened with a prayer led by Dr. Dino Bear, followed by a safety reminder from Dr. Axl Bagunas. Dr. Em Grace Makinano set the tone for a safe and meaningful session. Welcome remarks were delivered Dr. Jose Saporne, grounding the activity in purpose and direction. An overview of the Occupational Medicine Week was presented by Dr. Angelyn Custodia, highlighting the vision and activities lined up for the celebration.

From sharp discussions to high-energy OM Jeopardy led by Dr. Axl Bagunas, the session proved that Occupational Medicine can be both rigorous and engaging.

The activity closed with inspiring remarks from Dra. Ria Ramos, bringing the session full circle with a reminder of why the work matters.

Because sometimes, the best way to learn the work is to play through it.

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