Our Lady of Mercy College - Bacolod

From classroom learning to real-life patient care, our Health Care Services NC II students continue to grow through their On-the-Job Training at Station 3 of the Bacolod Queen of Mercy Hospital last April 29–30, 2026.

Through their exposure in caring for mothers and newborn infants, our students gained meaningful experiences that highlight the importance of compassionate healthcare from the very beginning of life. These experiences deepen their understanding that quality care extends across all stages of life — from infants to the elderly — shaping them to become competent, compassionate, and dedicated future nursing attendants and health aides.

Every task performed and every lesson learned during their duty brings them one step closer to becoming effective, responsible, and caring healthcare providers in the future.

Your OLMCB family is proud of your perseverance and commitment to service. Keep learning, growing, and serving with heart! 💙

Last February 25, our Health Care Services NC II Batch 74 students successfully conducted their Nutrition Laboratory activity. As part of their training, they carefully prepared meals based on the specific nutritional needs of the patients assigned in their case scenarios.

This hands-on experience allowed them to apply their knowledge in meal planning, proper food preparation, and therapeutic diet considerations — essential skills for future health care providers.

We are proud of your dedication, teamwork, and commitment to providing quality patient-centered care. Keep striving for excellence!

Our Batch 73 Health Care Services NC II students had the opportunity to undergo their On-the-Job Training at the Southwing of Bacolod Queen of Mercy Hospital on January 8 and 9.

This valuable experience allowed them to strengthen their skills, broaden their knowledge, and cultivate the proper professional attitude essential in providing quality health care. Through real-life hospital exposure, they are being prepared to face future responsibilities with confidence, compassion, and professionalism.

Thank you to Bacolod Queen of Mercy Hospital for being a constant partner in shaping future health care professionals.

This Christmas season, the true spirit of giving shines through the dedication and compassion of our Health Care Services NC II Batch 73 students during their On-the-Job Training at Bacolod Queen of Mercy Hospital – Station 3 on December 11 and 12.

More than acquiring skills, our students gave their time, care, and empathy to patients—offering helping hands, kind words, and heartfelt service. In this season of love and generosity, they learned that health care is not only about procedures, but about giving hope, comfort, and compassion to those in need.

We are proud of your commitment and selfless service. May this experience continue to inspire you to serve with a heart, especially during moments when kindness matters most.

Today, you did more than just pass an assessment — you proved your strength, your passion, and your unwavering dedication to serve. All the long nights, early mornings, countless practices, and moments of doubt have finally led you to this victorious day.

You are now officially competent Health Care Providers, ready to step into a world that needs your compassion, courage, and care more than ever. This achievement is not just a milestone; it is a promise — a promise of the bright future you are about to build and the many lives you will touch.

To our Batch 68, the OLMCB family is immensely proud of you. Your journey, your perseverance, and your victory today reflect the greatness you carry within.

As you embark on your next journey, may success follow you in every step, and may you continue to carry the heart of service wherever you go. Your future is shining — claim it, own it, and rise even higher.

We are incredibly proud of you.

Flower Arrangement Activity

Our Health Care Services NC II students showcased their creativity and skills in flower arrangement, highlighting how a clean and beautiful environment contributes to healing, comfort, and overall well-being.

Flowers are not just decorations—they bring positivity and a sense of calm that can uplift patients and their families. However, in health care settings, it is important to consider the patient’s condition first. For example, patients with cancer, asthma, or respiratory problems may require a doctor’s permission before receiving flowers, as certain scents or pollen might trigger discomfort or health concerns.

This activity teaches our students not only the art of arrangement but also the value of safety, sensitivity, and patient-centered care.

👵👴 A Touch of Care, A Heart of Service 🩺💖
Our Health Care Services NC II students recently had the invaluable opportunity to serve the elderly at Missionaries of Charity Inc., Home of the Immaculate Heart of Mary on July 29, 30 and August 1, 2025.

This On-the-Job Training exposure was more than just a learning experience — it was a journey of compassion, patience, and connection. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the lolos and lolas who welcomed our students with warm smiles, stories, and wisdom, and to the entire institution for their generous support and guidance throughout the training.

Your trust and kindness have left a lasting mark on our future health care providers. 💕

Hands-On Experience: Shaping Future Health Care Providers

The Batch 72 Health Care Services NC II students had the valuable opportunity to undergo their On-the-Job Training (OJT) at Station 3 of Bacolod Queen of Mercy Hospital last July 17–18, 2025.

This hands-on experience is more than just practice—it is a crucial step in molding them to become effective and compassionate health aides and future nursing assistants. By directly engaging with patients and applying their learned skills in a real hospital setting, they gain not only technical competence but also the confidence, empathy, and professionalism essential in the health care field.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the staff and the Head Nurse of Station 3, Bacolod Queen of Mercy Hospital, for welcoming our students with open hearts and generously sharing their knowledge and expertise. Your guidance and support inspire them to strive for excellence in their chosen career.

From the quiet halls of Station 3 to the bustling Southwing of Bacolod Queen of Mercy Hospital, Batch 71 Health Care Services NC II students faced the real world of patient care. Each touch, each task, and each tear shared with patients became more than a requirement—it became a lesson in compassion, resilience, and dedication. Their hands-on experience is shaping them not just as students, but as future health aides ready to serve with heart and skill.

Good job students!

Caring Hands, Compassionate Hearts ❤️🏥

Our Health Care Services NC II students recently completed their On-the-Job Training (OJT) at the Missionaries of Charity Home of Joy last January 27, 28, and 31, 2025. During this immersive experience, they attended to the needs of the elderly, applying their knowledge in patient care while enhancing their skills in providing comfort and support.

Beyond the technical skills, this journey deepened their understanding of empathy, patience, and the true essence of health care—serving with a heart. We are proud of their dedication and commitment to making a difference in the lives of our dear lolos and lolas.

Keep striving for excellence, future health care professionals! 🌟💙

Shaping the Future of Health Care Providers

Last January 23 and 24, our Health Care Services NC II students faced real-world challenges during their On-The-Job Training at the OB Gyne Ward of Bacolod Queen of Mercy Hospital. These experiences tested their skills, resilience, and dedication, molding them into effective and compassionate health care providers.

Their journey reflects the heart of health care—overcoming obstacles to provide quality service. We are proud of their growth and perseverance as they continue to prepare for a brighter future in the field.

Keep striving for excellence! 💙