1LT Jeric Zamora 0-19964 NC was born and raised in Lobregat Village, Upper Calarian, Zamboanga City. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from Western Mindanao State University in 2013 and subsequently passed the Nurse Licensure Examination the same year. He is currently taking up a Master of Arts in Nursing (MAN) specializing in Nursing Administration at St Paul University, Tuguegarao City. He is a well-rounded nurse professional who handled patients from the communities of Taguig as a Community Health Nurse, Occupational Health Nurse at the Coca-Cola Company, and in the Emergency Department of Taguig Pateros District Hospital prior to serving in the military. He entered the profession of arms in the year 2018 when he graduated number 3 out of 65 student-professionals in the Technical Administrative Service Military Orientation Course (TASMOC) Class 10-18 at the Armed Forces of The Philippines Health Service Education and Training Center (AFPHSETC) VLuna, Quezon City. To be part of the strong strength of the Nurse Corps Organization, he underwent the six-month- Armed Forces of the Philippines Nurse Corps Mentoring Program in 2019 when he graduated as the number one (1) out of twelve (12) competent nurse corps student officers. Furthermore, the subject officer took his Basic Air Force Officer Course (BAFOC) in Lipa City, Batangas, and graduated number one (1) as the recipient of The Commander, AETDC Award for Excellence with multiple recognitions out of 45 student officers of the Philippine Air Force.

During his time on duty, a medical emergency arose in the form of a three-year-old drowned victim. 1LT ZAMORA promptly took charge and was the first to attend to the patient in the emergency room. While waiting for the Medical Officer on Duty (MOD), 1LT ZAMORA assumed the role of team leader. With extensive experience as an emergency management nurse, he supervised the resuscitation process calmly alongside the team. Even after five minutes of resuscitation, the patient still showed no signs of life. However, the team persisted and continued resuscitation until the ninth minute. Hope became evident for the entire team, especially the patient's father, as the patient miraculously came back to life. The MOD made the decision to transfer the patient to the nearest ICU-capable hospital. Unfortunately, they faced challenges when they arrived at Cavite Medical Center, as there were no available ICU beds. 1LT ZAMORA NC then decided to proceed to the next preferred hospital.