Category: Nursing

Essential Hard Skills for Becoming a Registered Nurse

In addition to the many soft skills that one might expect a good nurse to have, there are some very specific hard skills that you would also need and that your nursing program would prepare you to master. While the list of skills is fairly intensive, this article will focus on just a few of the more crucial skills. You can get started on your mastery of any of these skills by enrolling in one of the nursing programs at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology. Cambridge offers both an Associate and Bachelors of Science degree in Nursing for you to choose from… Read more »

How To Ace Your First Nursing Interview

The nursing interview is an important part of a successful nursing career path. It is natural to be somewhat anxious about interviewing for your first nursing job, but we can provide you with some tips to give you the confidence to impress the employer and ace the interview. Read further to explore effective preparation strategies and interview etiquette for nursing jobs. Common Nursing Job Interview Questions Most common nursing interview questions relate to skills and experience including teamwork, patient care, and interpersonal skills. These are behavioral interview questions, which can be answered using real life examples. Here is a brief overview… Read more »

Exploring Nursing Specialties

Are you considering nursing as a career? If so, you will be happy to know that you can find a fulfilling career in the nursing field that allows you the opportunity to provide care and comfort to your community. The nursing field is vast and offers so many specialties that allow you to find something that truly suits your career aspirations. In this article you can find information about a few of the possible specialties. What Should I Specialize In? There are many of types of nursing specialties to choose from. Unfortunately, we don’t have the space to discuss all of them today… Read more »

Associate of Science in Nursing Program Now at Cambridge College of Healthcare and Technology’s Orlando Campus

Cambridge College of Healthcare and Technology in Altamonte Springs, Fl is now offering an Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program that has been approved by the Florida Board of Nursing, Commission on Independent Education and Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools. The program has two tracks of learning: Traditional (students who have limited medical knowledge) and Bridge (students who are licensed as an LPN, Paramedic or Respiratory Therapist). The ASN program will prepare students for a career as a Registered Nurse. “We are so excited to see the addition of an ASN program to our already established Bachelor of… Read more »

Can I Get Admission in a Nursing College with My GED?

If you want a career in nursing but aren’t sure whether your GED can get you into a nursing school, we have good news for you. Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology recognizes the value of GEDs and welcomes students who possess them. Here’s what to expect from our nursing program. Inside The Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) Program Our ASN program is a well-rounded curriculum, brimming with unique features and benefits. It equips students with robust medical knowledge and essential healthcare skills — the only entry requirement being completion of high school or the equivalent. Enrolling in the program… Read more »

Advice for New Nurses

Embarking on becoming a nurse has various challenges. Nursing school can be rewarding and demanding, and you can thrive with the right strategies and mindset. In this article, we’ll look into the common concerns of new nurses and provide valuable advice for success. How Do I Prepare for My First Year of Nursing School? The first step to preparation is consideration. So, it’s great you’ve taken the leap into research. Proper preparation sets a strong foundation for success when starting nursing school. Here are some critical steps to consider when selecting a nursing program: Next, you’ll want to create a… Read more »