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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

NICAMIL K. SANCHEZ , PhD

Bio Note

Introducing Dr. Nicamil K. Sanchez, PhD.
 
Dr. Nick is a prominent figure in the fields of social work, research, and technology development. With a distinguished career spanning various domains, Dr. Sanchez has made significant contributions to academia and society.
 
As the Chief Executive Officer of Philippine Consortium Inc., Dr. Sanchez leads initiatives aimed at fostering social welfare and human development research. His role underscores his commitment to advancing knowledge and improving the lives of individuals and communities.  His start-up company www.philconsortium.com is the leading and most trusted by university, research institute, colleges business organizations, NGOs’, and international orgs for their research software and Artificial Intelligence needs.
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With a PhD in Social Work from Australian Catholic University (ACU), Dr. Sanchez stands as the first Filipino to have completed such a doctoral degree and returned to his homeland to serve. His academic achievements have been recognized internationally, earning him the prestigious Australian Leadership Awards and Outstanding Alumni of Australian Catholic University. Currently, he is also an Adjunct Research Faculty of University of the Philippines, Manila- National Institute for Health, Research Consultant of the University of Makati, and part-time Social Work faculty at St. Mary’s College QC.  Dr. Nick is also a former active Military Professor as part of the Corps of Professors, AFP and now a Reservist with a rank of MAJOR at AFPRESCOM.
 
Dr. Nick finished a Master's in Public Management at the Development Academy of the Philippines through the Ramon Magsaysay Jr. scholarship, Postgraduate Degree in Gerontology and Geriatrics at the University of Malta United Nations Institute on Ageing through Merck scholarship.  Dr. Nick is also a Visiting Fellow at Oxford University Institute of Ageing through the Help the Aged scholarship and have presented in prestigious international and local academic conferences.. 
 
Beyond academia, Dr. Sanchez has served in Philippine Red Cross-National Office as Head of Welfare Department, Social Welfare Officer IV in DSWD Central Office, UP Diliman as an Assistant Professor and a part-time Research Assistant and International Student Adviser at Australian Catholic University.  As a Registered Social Worker, overseeing a network of over 500 volunteers nationwide. Through initiatives like the United Registered Social Workers, he has provided invaluable support, offering free and confidential psychological first aid and counseling during critical times such as the Covid-19 pandemic.  His company continuously support conferences and forum for the advancement of knowledge and provides support to local public schools through its “Adopt a public school in rural areas” as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility program.
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Dr. Sanchez's innovative spirit is evident in his pioneering use of technology, particularly NVivo, Wolfram Mathematica, XLStat, Citavi, Piktochart, OriginLab, Eviews and many more in research policy, program development, and data analytics. His groundbreaking work has established him as a trailblazer in integrating technology into social sciences and education.
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Notably, Dr. Sanchez's contributions extend beyond the Philippines. As the first Filipino Academic Visitor at the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing in the United Kingdom and with a postgraduate diploma in Gerontology and Geriatrics at the University of Malta, he has contributed to global discussions on aging, social welfare program and policy as well as in Artificial Intelligence.

Education

2011-2015

2008

Oct. 2006-2007

1996-2000

Feb-Apr 2007

PhD in Social Work

Australian Catholic University - Canberra Campus

 

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Academic Visitor

Oxford University Institute of Population Ageing, United Kingdom

 

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Post Graduate in Gerontology and Geriatrics

University of Malta European Centre of Gerontology and Geriatrics

 

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Bachelor of Science, Major in Social Work

University if the City of Manila

General Luna St., Intramuros, Manila, Philippines

 

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Technical Administrative Service Military Orientation Course (TASMOC) - ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES

Health Service Command

AWARDS, DISTINCTIONS, FELLOWSHIPS

Australian Catholic University International Contributions Awards 2019

Outstanding Social Worker of the Philippines 2019

Natatanging Balagtasenyo 2019

International Book Publications Awards 2017 (University of the Philippines - Diliman)

Australian Leadership Awards 2011

Oxford University Institute of Ageing (Academic Visitor) 2008

Help the Aged Fellowship 2008 (United Kingdom)

United Nations Institute of Ageing and Merck Institute Scholarship 2006

Ramon Magsaysay Jr. Scholarship Awards 2005

Oct - Dec 2013

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Jan 2021 - July 2021

Feb - Sept 2018

2017

2015 - 2016
 

July 2015 - Present
 

Jan 2013 - 2014

2012 - 2013

Oct - Dec 2013

Sept 2011
 

Mar - Jun 2011

Adjunct Research Faculty of Institute of Aging
University of the Philippines Manila
The Health Sciences Center
www.upm.edu.ph

Manager
Philippine Red Cross
National Office

Probationary 2nd Lieutenant
Corps of Professors
Armed Forces of the Philippines

Assistant Professor
University of the Philippines - Diliman
College of Social Work and Community Development

Chief Executive Officer
Philippine Consortium for Social Welfare and Human Development Research, Inc.
www.philconsortium.com

International Student Adviser
Australian Catholic University

Research Associate (Part-time)
Calvary Palliative Care Research Centre

Research Associate (Part-time)
National School of Social Work

Department of Human Services - Commonwealth Office
National Social Work Team - Leadership Placement

Research Associate (Part-time)
Institute of Child Protection
Australian Catholic University, Australia

Term I & II, 2010

2006 - Jan 2010

2003 - 2005

2000 - 2002

Assistant Professor IV
University of the City of Manila
Department of Social Work

Social Welfare Officer IV (Supervisory Level)
Social Technology Bureau
Social Welfare Officer III

Policy and Planning Research Development
Department of Social Welfare and Development
Central Office

Social Worker
Philippine National Red Cross

National Headquarters
Social Services Division

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

2003 - 2005

Research Associate
Calvary Palliative Care Research Centre

2000 - 2002

Research Associate
ACU Institute of Child Protection
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With high knowledge and expertise on using NVIVO PLUS and Predictive Analytic Software 21 (SPS S)

PUBLICATIONS/CONFERENCE PRESENTATION

  • Sanchez, Nicamil (2017) Brill publications Critical Readings in Southeast Asia http://www.brill.com/products/reference-work/critical-readingsageing-southeast-asia-2-vols

  • Sanchez, Nicamil (2016) The Philippines: Ensuring Inclusion to Community Responses to Youth Justice (Palgrave Macmillan London) DOI: 10.1057/978-1-137-43397-8 

  • Sanchez, Nicamil (2015) Successful Aging in the Philippines: Developing the Baseline Data in the Malay Context, Philippine Journal of Geriatrics and Gerontology Volume One https://www.psgg.org.ph/research-publications/philippine-journal-of-geriatrics-and-gerontology-volume-1

  • Sanchez, Nicamil (2015) The Filipino Senior Citizen; At a Glance (Publication on-going Journal on Critical Review)

  • Abagat, Emely and Sanchez, Nicamil Multi-Cultural Family: Promoting Harmony and Cultural Integration published by the Catholic University of Korea: CM PRESS ISBN 978-89-7257-459-0

  • Sanchez, Nicamil (2013) Successful Ageing in the Philippines (Book of  abstracts) www.ageing.ox.ac.uk/.../Conference%20Programme%20&%20Book%2

  • Sanchez, Nicamil and Rosenberg, John. (2012), Health Promoting Palliative Care in End of Life Care for the Elderly. Special Edition Oral Presentation Abstract, Australian Journal on Ageing

  • Sanchez, Nicamil (2012), Successful ageing in Asia and the Pacific (peer reviewed paper) Emerging Researchers on Ageing conference paper published by the University of Queensland   http://www.era.edu.au/ERA+2012

  • Sanchez, Nicamil (2008), Management Manual for Office of the Office of the Senior Citizens Affairs and Senior Citizen Office. Pasig City, Philippines: Development Academy of the Philippines http://www.dap.edu.ph/?p=1943 

  • Sanchez, Nicamil (2008), The Filipino Senior Citizen: At A Glance. Research Committee International Sociological. Retrieved from http://www.rc11-sociology-of-aging.org/country-reports 

  • Sanchez, Nicamil (2009), Rapid Assessment on the Senior Citizens Center. DSWD Social Welfare and Development Journal. Quezon City: Philippines

  • Book Chapter contributor “Thinking Migration” published by the Australian Catholic Migrant and Refugee Office http://www.acmro.catholic.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&view= article&id=12&Itemid=28 

  • Part of the Research Team: Evaluation of the Supporting Children After Separation Program and Post Separation Cooperative Parenting programs http://www.ag.gov.au/FamiliesAndMarriage/Families/FamilyLawSystem/D ocuments/Archived%20family%20law%20publications/Evaluation%20of% 20the%20Supporting%20Children%20After%20Separation%20Program% 20and%20Post%20Separation%20Cooperative%20Parenting%20%20Acce ssible.pdf 

  • Conference Rapporteur, Ninth Asia/Oceania Regional Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics 23–27 October 2011, Melbourne, Australia “Ageing well together: regional perspectives http://www.iagg.info/sites/default/files/IAGG_Asia_Oceania_2011_Region al_Congress_Report.pdf

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

  • National President, Australian Catholic University Postgraduate Association 2013 - 2014

  • Convenor, World Social Work and Social Development Early Career Researcher and PhD student (Written a position paper for the group published by the International Federation of Social Workers http://cdn.ifsw.org/assets/ifsw_120011-1.pdf

  • International Student Representative, Council of Australian Postgraduate Association 2013

  • Postgraduate Representative, Australian Association of Social Worker 2013

  • Deputy Student Representative, Australian Association of Gerontology ACT Chapter

  • Student Representative, Emerging Researchers on Ageing in Australia

  • Member, Australian Association of Gerontology

  • Member, Philippine Association of Social Workers

  • Member, Bulacan Chamber of Commerce

  • Associate Member, Philippine Society of Geriatric Medicine

  • Member, United Kingdom General Social Care Council

GALLERY OF THE CEO

Student organizations start fundraising initiatives for victims of Typhoon Haiyan

Local student organizations and universities are raising funds to assist in the relief efforts following Typhoon Haiyan.
Diane Leow reports.

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Photo: UK Department for International Development, via Flickr

Student organisations in Australia have put together fundraising initiatives for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan, which struck  the Philippines in November this year.
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International student peak body Council of International Students Australia (CISA), Australian National University's Regulatory Institutions Network, the University of Tasmania, as well as the Australian Catholic University's National Student's Association are among student groups who have collected donations to help disaster relief efforts.
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The United Nations estimates 11 million people have been affected by the typhoon, with around 600,000 left homeless.
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Reconstruction costs have been estimated at around $6 billion.
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CISA has started an aide initiative, 'CISA Story of International Humanitarian', to provide students and organizations the opportunity to contribute in helping the victims of Haiyan.
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CISA president Thomson Ch'ng believes this initiative will unite international students and the education sector to contribute humanitarian aid.
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"CISA appreciates how disasters of this magnitude can affect on shore international students who still have families and friends in those countris. What's more, CISA undestands the importance of contributing to the call for international aid to both countries, as international students of the Philippines and Vietnam are a significant part of the international student community in Australia", said Ch'ng.
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Nicamil K. Sanchez, an Australian Leadership Award scholar who is from the Philippines, has been appointed as the project coordinator for the CISA campaign.
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"I felt privileged to be able to assist in coordination this fundraising campaign for CISA. Besides advocating for the needs of international students, this project will allow CISA to stand together with the Filipino and the Vietnamese students in Australia in responding to the humanitarian needs in the countries affected", said Sanchez.
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Students who wish to contribute to CISA's fundraising initiative for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan can do so online.


A SILENT PLAGUE:
Understanding People with Mental Disorders
from a Social Work Perspective

Ikinagagalak naming ipakilala sa inyo si G. Nicamil Sanchez, PhD na isa sa mga magiging tagapagbahagi ng kanyang mga kaalaman para sa gaganaping webinar na pinamagatang “A Silent Plague: Understanding People with mental disorder from a Social Work Perspective.”

Nag-umpisa siyang magsapraktika ng kanyang propesyon bilang isang Social Worker sa Philippine National Red Cross.

Naging isa siyang Social Welfare Officer IV sa Social Technology Bureau. Siya rin ay naging Research Associate sa Australian Catholic University at National Schools of Social Work. Sa kasalukuyan siya ay nanunungkulan bilang isang Chief Executive Officer sa Philippines Consortium Inc.

Siya rin ay aktibo pagdating sa pagbibigay tulong sa lipunan tulad naman lang nang inilunsad niyang “Book for A Cause” na may layuning makapagbigay ng mga libro sa mahihirap na pook. Nagsasagawa rin siya ng mga feeding program sa iba’t ibang day care center.

Kaya’t ano pang inyong hinihintay magparehistro na sa aming webinar at matuto sa mga bagay na makatutulong sa pagpapatibay ng ating pang-unawa sa aspeto ng kalusugang pang-mental.

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A social worker, Nicamil Sanchez PhD organised the United Registered Social Workers to assist through online and telephone counselling COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Social Workers are also active in the frontline fighting the COVID-19 pandemic

  • Nicamil Sanchez was an Australia Awards Scholarship Awardee in 2015

  • May 22 is Philippine-Australia Friendship Day

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'COVID-19 changed how we Filipinos connect with our family, friends and neighbours' says Nicamil Sanchez

Nicamil Sanchez, PhD was recognized for his efforts as a social work at the International Contribution Award at the ACU Alumni Awards 2019

Doc Nick, CEO of www.philconsortium.com is a former active Military Professor and now an active Reservist with a rank of MAJOR AFPRESCOM Camp Aguinaldo!

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