HOUSE Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez, together with Tingog Rep. Yedda Romualdez expressed pride and joy at the great achievement of Remedios T. Romualdez or RTR Medical Foundation students in the recent Physical Therapy licensure examinations.

“Lubos nating ikinagagalak ang tagumpay na ito ng ating mahal na pamantasan sa ating hometown sa Tacloban City! It gives us great joy and immense pride that RTR, as we endearingly call the school, has been in the Top 10 for two consecutive years now in the PT licensure exams,” Romualdez said.

“This is truly a proud moment for our people. Their success has not only put our region on the map when it bested even the larger and more established schools, but it also put the Waraynon spirit in the spotlight,” he added.

Rep. Yedda Romualdez echoed the sentiments of Speaker Romualdez, saying she also felt great pride and joy at the achievement of the RTR, saying it has accomplished a monumental achievement.

“As a representative of the Waray people and a supporter of our local educational institutions, I am incredibly proud of the RTR’s achievement as it underscores the quality of education and training provided by the institution and the dedication of its students and faculty,” she said.

“Your success demonstrates that excellence is not confined to the largest and most well-known schools. It proves that with quality education, dedicated faculty and hardworking students, any institution can achieve greatness,” she added

RTR students landed in the top two spots and earned four places in the June 2024 Physical Therapists Board Examinations.