Five Chiefs from AU-Legarda Conquer the June 2026 PTLE

Arellano University News

Posted on: July 22, 2026

Five Chiefs from AU-Legarda Conquer the June 2026 PTLE

Sampaloc, Manila — Arellano University’s Juan Sumulong Campus is once again celebrating a momentous academic milestone as five dedicated graduates from the Department of Physical Therapy successfully conquered the June 2026 Physical Therapists Licensure Examination (PTLE).

The entire university community beams with pride as these newly registered professionals transition from promising Chiefs into the professional sphere. Their success highlights the institution’s unwavering dedication to delivering high-caliber healthcare education, producing versatile professionals capable of uplifting lives, promoting functional movement, and driving healthcare innovation.

Congratulations to our newly minted Registered Physical Therapists (PTRP):

  • Churchill D. Basan, PTRP
  • Patricia Pauline D.C. Conchada, PTRP
  • Ani Umaga R. De Los Santos, PTRP
  • Ma. Camille Alyssa B. Ustares, PTRP
  • Emira Christabel M. Valeza, PTRP

Passing the PTLE requires years of intense academic preparation, mental discipline, and comprehensive training. By earning the prestigious "PTRP" title, these five board passers have proven their readiness to join the healthcare sector as versatile leaders across a wide range of career pathways:

  • Educators & Mentors: Shaping the next generation of physical therapy students.
  • Entrepreneurs: Managing their own private practices and wellness centers.
  • Community-Based Therapists: Providing vital public health and rehabilitation services at the grassroots level.
  • Researchers: Serving as active consumers and contributors of scientific research to advance the profession.
  • Health Advocates: Championing the PT practice and promoting the vital role of functional movement in overall health.

As these five board passers prepare to take their professional oaths, Arellano University looks forward to witnessing how they will drive the future of healthcare through leadership, education, research, and community advocacy.

Hail to the Chiefs!

- Heaven Joy Prado