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    This memorandum of agreement is between the College of Nursing and Pharmacy University of the Assumption and 999 Seth Pharmaceutical Inc. It establishes an internship program where pharmacy students from the college can complete 150 hours of industrial pharmacy internship at the pharmaceutical company. The agreement outlines the responsibilities of both parties to ensure the internship provides training opportunities and supervision for the students. It also clarifies that the interns are not employees of the company and establishes that the college is responsible for any liability or incidents involving the interns during the training period. The internship program will commence on a specified date and can be renewed or terminated by either party.

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    This memorandum of agreement is between the College of Nursing and Pharmacy University of the Assumption and 999 Seth Pharmaceutical Inc. It establishes an internship program where pharmacy students from the college can complete 150 hours of industrial pharmacy internship at the pharmaceutical company. The agreement outlines the responsibilities of both parties to ensure the internship provides training opportunities and supervision for the students. It also clarifies that the interns are not employees of the company and establishes that the college is responsible for any liability or incidents involving the interns during the training period. The internship program will commence on a specified date and can be renewed or terminated by either party.

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    This memorandum of agreement is between the College of Nursing and Pharmacy University of the Assumption and 999 Seth Pharmaceutical Inc. It establishes an internship program where pharmacy students from the college can complete 150 hours of industrial pharmacy internship at the pharmaceutical company. The agreement outlines the responsibilities of both parties to ensure the internship provides training opportunities and supervision for the students. It also clarifies that the interns are not employees of the company and establishes that the college is responsible for any liability or incidents involving the interns during the training period. The internship program will commence on a specified date and can be renewed or terminated by either party.

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    MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

    KNOWN ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT:

    This Agreement is made and entered into this day of March 2024 at City of San
    Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines between:

    COLLEGE OF NURSING AND PHARMACY UNIVERSITY OF THE


    ASSUMPTION, through the College of Nursing and Pharmacy, a private
    education institution duly recognized by the Commission on Higher Education
    (CHED), with office address at Unisite Subdivision, Barangay Del Pilar, City of
    San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines, Represented by its President, Rev. Fr.
    Joselito C. Henson,S. Th. D

    -and-
    The 999 Seth Pharmaceutical Inc., a company duly organized under the law of
    the Philippines with securities and Exchange Commision (SEC) Registration No.
    CS200609149, with office located at L19 B25 2/F JP RIZAL AVE. COR JAENA
    ST. KALAYAAN VILLAGA, QUEBIAWAN SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA
    Presented herein by MR. GAUDENCIO C. ARCILLA JR/ HR Supervisor
    referred to as the “Host Training Establishment” or “HTE.”

    Witnesseth:

    WHEREAS, Drug Distributor is a duty registered corporation which is engaged in


    the production business, is able, ready and willing to provide industrial pharmacy
    internship at the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR.

    WHEREAS, UA is an educational institution in which offers Bachelor of Science


    in Pharmacy with a curriculum requirement that the interns enrolled in the above
    mentioned program undergo industrial pharmacy internship for a minimum 150
    hours.

    NOW THEREFORE, in connection with the above premises and their mutual
    covenants here after set forth, the parties have agreed as follows:

    I. The DRUG DISTRIBUTOR agrees and allows the internship (on- the- job
    training), subject to the policies, procedures guidelines governing the internship
    (on-the-job training) set forth by the parties to this contract.

    1. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MANUFACTURING:

    1. Provide maximum opportunity for the interns to gain experience and


    training, utilizing all available materials and equipment of the DRUG
    DISTRIBUTOR.

    2. Closely coordinate with Pharmacy Internship Coordinator for the


    supervision of the interns on matters like shifting schedules, house rules
    carrying out of official duties and other details pertinent to internship.

    3. Conduct an orientation for the interns on policies and procedures


    before the internship (on-the-job training).

    4. Issue the necessary certification after the students shall have


    completed the required number of training hours and fill out the
    necessary evaluation form on the students’ performance, both in
    practical and theoretical aspects of the internship.

    5. Before the on-the-job training expires, the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR shall


    evaluate and assess the performance of the trainees. Should the trainee.
    fail to meet the requirement of the on-the-job training, or should the
    trainee violate any of the policies of the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR, the
    furnish a copy to UA and terminate this contract stating the reason for the
    failure of the trainee to continue to qualify.

    2. RESPONSIBILITIES OF UA:

    1. Require the interns to attend the orientation.

    2. Require the interns to abide by all the rules and regulation of the
    DRUG DISTRIBUTOR.

    3. Assign Training Instructors at the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR for the


    internship (on-the-job training).

    4. Assume responsibility for any and all acts of interns.

    5. Require the interns to have medical clearance.

    6. Undertake and ensure that all of its assigned students procure liability
    insurance prior to their deployment for training to the DRUG
    DISTRIBUTOR. That said liability insurance shall serve to respond for
    any loss, damage injury or harm that may be cause by the student’s fault
    or negligence during the training period.

    7. Inculcate on the trainees assigned to the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR,


    compliance with the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR’s policies on Attendance and
    Punctuality, Grooming Decorum and the Code of Discipline

    8. Any breach of confidentiality or any unethical act which may result due
    to the act, omission or negligence of nay student. In this regard, the UA
    exempts the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR from any liability.

    II. COMMON PROVISIONS

    1. the interns of the School shall not receive or be entitled to any compensation
    other that those voluntarily given by the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR during the
    internship (on-the-job training).

    2. The interns from US shall not be considered as employees of the DRUG


    DISTRIBUTOR, within the contemplation of law and therefore not entitled to
    labor standard benefits being given to employees of the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR.

    3. The DRUG DISTRIBUTOR reserves the right to refuse an intern or refuse


    completion of the required number of hours due to the reason stated in or related
    incidents thereof.

    4. The UA undertakes to comply with all the government requirements in


    connection with this program and shall free the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR of any
    and all liabilities before and all governmental institution with respect to the
    program.
    5. The DRUG DISTRIBUTOR is free from liability, should the intern suffer injury
    or illness while inside the premises of the DRUG DISTRIBUTOR more so if the
    intern failed to follow the safety procedure/ policies or acts without supervision.

    6. This Agreement shall commence on ____________ and shall be deemed


    terminated on ______________ unless renewed by either party.

    IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto affixed our signatures this _______


    day of ______ , 2024, San Fernando, Pampanga

    DRUG DISTRIBUTOR: UA:


    BY: BY:

    _____________________ ________________________
    REV.FR. JOSELITO C. HENSON, S. Th.D
    OWNER PRESIDENT

    SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF:

    ________________________ _______________________
    JETHRO M. OCAMPO
    PHARMACIST-IN-CHARGE INTERNSHIP COORDINATOR

    _______________________ _______________________
    DENILYN L. MUNAR ANELE MALLARI
    PROGRAM HEAD DEAN COLLEGE
    COLLEGE OF PHARMACY OF NURSING AND PHARMACY

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