Since when the Philippine Committee of Examiners for Massage Therapy (CEMT) of the Department of Health (DOH) headed by Dr. Kenneth G. Ronquillo, Director IV of the Health Human Resource Development Bureau (HHRDB) took the helm in the conduct of the Massage licensure examinations, many significant changes has been made which I feel the public, particularly the spa and wellness stakeholders, and would-be examinees, must be informed about.
But before going any further, let me remind everyone about one difficult statement of fact on massage. And this is it: The (Philippine) law expressly says that, “No person is authorized to practice massage in the Philippines without holding a valid certificate of registration xxx” (Section 9, Chapter XIII, PD 856, theCode of Sanitation of the Philippines. Thus, enrolling in a review class and applying and taking (and of course, passing) the DOH massage therapy examinations is the right thing to do if one wishes to legally practice in the country.
Source: Green Body Talk.com
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