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The Challenge: Letting Go of Control in Uncertain Times At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, we realize that in these ever-changing healthcare and technology industries, you, as our students, are just as unique as everyone else, and you embody your own marketability in terms of what you will bring to the table. Whether it is grappling with new medical and healthcare related technology or leading a complicated team of employees, the expectation to lead with confidence feels never-ending. But what if there is no certainty? Control, authority and decisiveness were the hallmarks of leadership for those past years. But there’s… Read more »
Study Tips for Nursing School From a Recent Grad
I recently graduated from my nursing program and am working as an RN on the Bone Marrow Transplant floor. I want to share my study tips that helped me do well in nursing school and pass the NCLEX on my first try. Cramming is your enemy in nursing school! It is important to study the days leading up to a test and then take the evening off before the test and get a good night’s sleep. Too many times, students say they studied “all day” but still fail an exam. Don’t leave your studying for the last minute.
A Day in the Life: Leading from the Front Desk to the Boardroom as a Healthcare Administrator in a Private Practice
Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology’s online Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration (BHA) program provides the skills required in today’s fast-paced outpatient care environment. Healthcare administrators are the unsung heroes behind every efficient appointment, accurate medical record, and satisfied patient. In a physician office or private clinic, where the setting is more intimate and patient relationships are long-term, healthcare administrators wear many hats, sometimes all in the same day. Morning: Patient Flow and Provider Readiness The day often starts early. The administrator reviews schedules, confirms staffing, and addresses any overnight voicemails or issues flagged in the patient portal. They… Read more »
Your Nursing Assistant Certification: A Compassionate First Step Toward a Lifelong Career in Healthcare
Are you ready for a meaningful change? Are you returning to the workforce after caring for family or raising children? Do you have a deep desire to help others and make a real difference—but aren’t quite sure how to begin a career in healthcare? Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) may be the perfect first step. At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, we recognize that many of the most compassionate and dedicated nurses began their journeys as CNAs. Our five-week Nursing Assistant program is designed to launch you into the medical field quickly and confidently—equipping you with hands-on skills, patient care experience, and a… Read more »
Healthcare Cybersecurity Is Patient Safety: Why It Matters in Today’s Hospitals
In the medical field, we often think of patient safety in terms of sterile environments, accurate diagnostics, and compassionate care. At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology our Healthcare Cybersecurity & Privacy programs clearly understand today’s digital world, cybersecurity is patient safety. When electronic health records are locked by ransomware, or hospital systems are shut down by cyberattacks, patients don’t just face inconvenience, they face real harm. At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, our Healthcare Cybersecurity & Privacy Associate’s Degree prepares students for exactly this challenge: protecting patient data and the digital infrastructure that healthcare providers rely on every… Read more »
Step Into a High-Demand Career With Cambridge’s Radiologic Technology Program
Imagine stepping into a role where every day you help save lives through the power of diagnostic imaging. At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, our Radiologic Technology program prepares you for an exciting and meaningful career as a radiologic technologist in just two years. Whether you’re just graduating high school or seeking a career change, this program offers the hands-on training, expert-led instruction, and real-world experience you need to confidently enter the healthcare field. You’ll graduate with an Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology—ready to make a difference and be eligible to take the state licensing examination to be a registered… Read more »
Launch Your Future with Confidence: Career Services at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology
At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, your journey doesn’t end with a diploma or degree, it begins with a purpose. That’s why our Career Services Center is more than a resource, it’s a partner in your professional success. Whether you’re completing a short-term diploma program, pursuing your associate degree, or earning a bachelor’s degree in healthcare, our Career Services Team is here to support you every step of the way. Your Career Starts Here From your very first day at Cambridge, our mission is to prepare you for the workforce. That means more than academics, it means arming you… Read more »
Leading Recovery: The Role of Healthcare Administrators in Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centers
In the fight against substance use disorders, Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centers are vital lifelines for individuals and families seeking recovery. These facilities require not only compassionate clinicians and counselors but also strong, strategic leadership behind the scenes. That’s where Healthcare Administrators come in, professionals trained to manage operations, ensure regulatory compliance, support staff, and enhance patient outcomes. And with the healthcare workforce evolving, there’s never been a better time to step into this crucial role. Why Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers Need Healthcare Administrators Substance… Read more »
FAQs About Starting your Medical Laboratory Technician Degree
The Medical Laboratory Technician profession is in high demand with about 24,200 openings a year and expected growth of 5% until 2033 (bls.gov). Medical Laboratory Technicians work in the areas of Chemistry, Microbiology, Immunohematology, Hematology and Urinalysis and play a vital role in the diagnosis, treatment, management, and prevention of disease. Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology’s Medical Laboratory Technician program is educating students to meet this demand. You can start your Associate Science in Medical Laboratory Technician degree with your high school diploma or equivalent, completing the program in two years. When can I start my program, and can… Read more »