Who is responsible for the revocation of a medical technologist's certificate?

The revocation of a medical technologist's certificate is the responsibility of the Board. This Board typically consists of qualified individuals who oversee the practice of medical technology, ensuring that professionals adhere to established standards and ethical practices. The Board has the authority to investigate complaints, conduct disciplinary hearings, and ultimately decide on the revocation of a certificate if a medical technologist is found to have committed violations such as malpractice, unethical behavior, or failure to maintain the required professional standards.

While the Secretary of Health, the PRC (Professional Regulation Commission), and the Department of Labor have important roles within the healthcare and professional regulatory framework, it is specifically the Board that directly manages the licensure and disciplinary actions relating to individual practitioners in medical technology.