Who is responsible for the implementation of the Medical Technology Act of 1969?

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) is responsible for the implementation of the Medical Technology Act of 1969. The PRC oversees the regulation and licensing of various professions, including medical technology. Under this act, the PRC is tasked with setting standards for the practice of medical technology, supervising the licensure examination process, and ensuring that practitioners meet the necessary qualifications and adhere to professional ethics.

The Department of Health primarily focuses on public health policies and programs, while the Commission on Higher Education is responsible for overseeing higher education institutions and their programs. The Philippine Medical Technology Association plays an important role in advocating for the profession and supporting educational and professional development but does not have regulatory authority like the PRC. Thus, the correct answer reflects the body that holds the direct responsibility for implementing the provisions of the Medical Technology Act.