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At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, your nursing career is more than a degree—it’s a journey with purpose. Whether you’re starting as a Practical Nurse (PN) or advancing toward an Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN), our programs are designed to meet you where you are and take you where you want to go. From the very first day, you’ll receive hands-on clinical training, dedicated mentorship, and the confidence to deliver compassionate, skilled patient care. Many of our students begin at the bedside, mastering the fundamentals of nursing, and build their expertise step-by-step through advanced education. The progression from… Read more »
Compassionate & Competent: Training the Next Generation of Radiation Therapists at Cambridge
At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, we believe that technical skill and human compassion go hand in hand—especially when training future radiation therapists. These healthcare professionals play a vital role in the fight against cancer and other serious diseases, delivering life-saving treatments while also offering critical emotional support to patients during some of the most difficult times in their lives. What Does a Radiation Therapist Do? Radiation therapy is prescribed by radiation oncologists to treat cancer and other life-threatening conditions. As a radiation therapist, you’ll work side-by-side with these specialists to plan and administer therapeutic doses of ionizing radiation using advanced medical equipment. You’ll monitor patient… Read more »
Nursing is a Calling — Not Just a Career
At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, we believe nursing isn’t just a job—it’s a life mission. It’s a commitment to caring for others in their most vulnerable moments, a passion for making a difference, and a calling to serve with skill, compassion, and courage. Every day, nurses step into hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and communities as beacons of hope and strength. That’s why our nursing programs—Practical Nursing (PN), Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN), Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), and Master of Science in Nursing – Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN-FNP)—are designed to not only prepare you for the… Read more »
PDPM Demystified: What Every Nursing Home and Long-Term Care Administrator Needs to Know
Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology’s Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration (BHA) program educates the student in the ever-evolving world of post-acute care and how the Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) has reshaped how skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) are reimbursed for Medicare Part A patients. As a Nursing Home Administrator or Long-Term Care leader, understanding PDPM isn’t just a billing concern, it’s an operational imperative. What Is PDPM? PDPM, is the new Medicare payment approach for skilled nursing facilities physicians as of October 1, 2019, from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). It will replace the Resource Utilization Group (RUG-IV)… Read more »
Cloud Security for Healthcare: Keeping Data Safe in a Connected World
As healthcare providers move rapidly toward cloud-based health records and telehealth infrastructure, the demand for cyber professionals trained in cloud security has never been greater. At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, our Healthcare Cybersecurity & Privacy program teaches students how to secure patient data in the cloud using industry-leading encryption, firewalls, multi-factor authentication, and secure architecture design. With a strong student-centered and hands-on virtual learning model, Cambridge equips students not only with technical cloud competencies but also the regulatory knowledge (HIPAA, HITECH) needed to secure real-world healthcare networks. Students also learn to align security frameworks with NIST guidelines and… Read more »
Healthcare Administration: Understanding the Most Underutilized Tool – Case Mix Index (CMI)
At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, we understand that in today’s data-driven healthcare environment, financial health, quality care, and compliance are all deeply intertwined. One metric that sits at the intersection of these priorities is the Case Mix Index (CMI), a powerful yet often underutilized tool in the healthcare administrator’s toolkit. What Is Case Mix Index? Case Mix Index represents the average severity of illness and resource intensity required for the patients treated in a facility. It is derived from the diagnosis-related group (DRG) codes assigned during inpatient stays and is calculated by averaging the relative weights of those DRGs.… Read more »
Radiation Therapist Schools in Florida & Georgia: Which Campus Is Right for You?
Choosing a radiation therapist school near you can shape your future. At Cambridge College, our accredited radiation therapy programs are available in four dynamic cities, each offering a unique student experience. Campus Highlights: Gaining hands-on experience on campus in Orlando, Miami, Delray Beach, or Atlanta. All campuses provide: Choose the right campus to launch your career in medical imaging and radiation therapy. Ready to get started? Call 877-206-4279 or request information online at CambridgeHealth.edu about our accredited radiation therapy programs today!
Why Healthcare Employers Choose Cambridge College Graduates
At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, we’re more than just an educational institution — we’re a launchpad for compassionate caregivers and skilled professionals who are deeply committed to making a difference in the healthcare field. Our students don’t just learn technical skills — they develop a heart for service, empathy for patients, and a deep sense of purpose. From hospitals and clinics to nursing homes and assisted living facilities, employers consistently seek out Cambridge graduates — and for good reason. They know that a Cambridge education goes beyond the classroom. It shapes individuals who are ready to lead with… Read more »
Leading in Complex Care: The Role of Healthcare Administrators in Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals (LTACs)
At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology’s Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration (BHA) program you will learn that Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals (LTACHs) are not your run-of-the-mill inpatient facilities; they are specialized hospitals dedicated to caring for patients with serious medical issues who need long-term, continued treatment. These patients may depend on ventilators, feeding tubes, wound care, or aggressive rehabilitative care after major surgery or severe injury. In these settings the value of a talented Health Care Administrator is not a choice but rather a requirement. What Makes LTACs Unique? LTACs function at the intersection of hospital-level acuity and long-term recovery.… Read more »