med student in need of help or advice from a doctor

[reginakrys]

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You will only be there to observe, sis. You don't need permission from the high ranks, really (they have a lot of things to cater everyday - attending to your concerns would be the least priority in their busy schedule). Nursing students even come and go through there assessing patients and such.

yes, but how is she supposed to get through the guards? they don't let anyone but personnel in through the main gates.. and didto sa pedestrian entrance kay they look for visitor's passes.. i don't know if mailad ang guards just by wearing scrub suits..

but before i've tried coming in wearing civilian ra using a car.. naa may parkinganan sa luyo.. i was accompanying my husband para pa-sign ug cases.. wala may ni-stop nako.. or basin tungod sa akong husband nga nag-uniform.. i dunno..

[kazki]

yes, but how is she supposed to get through the guards? they don't let anyone but personnel in through the main gates.. and didto sa pedestrian entrance kay they look for visitor's passes.. i don't know if mailad ang guards just by wearing scrub suits..

but before i've tried coming in wearing civilian ra using a car.. naa may parkinganan sa luyo.. i was accompanying my husband para pa-sign ug cases.. wala may ni-stop nako.. or basin tungod sa akong husband nga nag-uniform.. i dunno..

Apparently, you don't know how the system works there, ma'am. I've been there for countless of times already. Once you're in uniform, they will just let you through the gates...no questions asked. They will look for visitor's pass if you're coming in at non-visiting hours and you're in civilian attire. If you're planning to bring an automobile, it won't be much of a problem (you have to pay like 10 pesos for parking fee) - the problem would be the parking spot since it's a bit tight there. This would be one of the reasons why I'd commute going there if I'm on a PM shift.

[siopao1984]

contradicting kaau ang mga statements... na libog na hinuon ko

ganahan na mag doctor para mag serve pero wa na ganahe ug nakulbaan ky bacin masuko ang parents

[reginakrys]

Apparently, you don't know how the system works there, ma'am. I've been there for countless of times already. Once you're in uniform, they will just let you through the gates...no questions asked. They will look for visitor's pass if you're coming in at non-visiting hours and you're in civilian attire. If you're planning to bring an automobile, it won't be much of a problem (you have to pay like 10 pesos for parking fee) - the problem would be the parking spot since it's a bit tight there. This would be one of the reasons why I'd commute going there if I'm on a PM shift.

Are you working there in Sotto? If so, then I stand corrected kay kani nga policies akong nahibaw-an kay way back in 2008 pa man.. That's the last time naka-duty ko didto.. Things may have changed..

[kazki]

Are you working there in Sotto? If so, then I stand corrected kay kani nga policies akong nahibaw-an kay way back in 2008 pa man.. That's the last time naka-duty ko didto.. Things may have changed..

I'm not connected with that institution, ma'am but I frequently visit the place. The thing about the "PM Shift", that was way back last year when I was still assigned there.