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Calayan Educational Foundation Inc

Calayan Educational Foundation Inc is a private non-profit higher education institution located in Lucena City, Quezon Province, Philippines. It was established in 1973 by medical doctors Dr. Emeterio Calayan Jr. and Dr. Josefina del Villar-Calayan. The institution originally began as a midwifery school before expanding into nursing and a range of other health programmes, formally becoming CEFI in 1996. It is closely linked to regional healthcare enterprises, including affiliated hospital facilities used for clinical training and practical instruction.
For many years, CEFI has served as a dedicated paramedical institution in Lucena City and the wider Quezon Province, offering specialised programmes in medical technology, radiologic technology, physical therapy, and related health sciences. 
CEFI offers a variety of programmes across pre-elementary, elementary, junior high, senior high, tertiary, and technical-vocational levels, making it a multi-level educational institution. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing serves as its flagship programme, designed to prepare students for professional practice and licensure examinations such as the Philippine Nurse Licensure Examination (PNLE). The institution also offers programmes in medical technology, radiologic technology, physical therapy, and other health fields, alongside non-medical disciplines including management, economics, and criminology.
Outside the classroom, the campus maintains an active sports culture through the CEFI Cougars varsity teams. These programmes provide opportunities for student participation across multiple sports and support both men’s and women’s athletic development.

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