PLEASE THINK CAREFULLY BEFORE ENROLLING AT CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE OF HEALTHCARE & TECHNOLOGY…read more My biggest concern with this program has been my experience with Professor Michael McCain in the OB course. In my experience, she has frequently been late, absent, or unavailable during scheduled lab time. There have been many occasions when students were expected to be in person learning how to perform scans, but she was not physically present in the lab to provide the hands-on instruction we are paying for. Students have repeatedly raised concerns with the dean regarding her attendance and lack of involvement in the lab. We are often told that the issue will be addressed, but from my experience, the same problems continue without meaningful improvement. There have also been times when instruction was provided through Zoom instead of in person, despite this being an in-person program. During some Zoom sessions, there have been significant background distractions, including children and outdoor noise, which made it difficult to focus and learn. On other occasions, we have had to take multiple quizzes covering material that we felt had not been adequately taught beforehand. One of my greatest concerns is the disconnect between the expectations for our scanning competencies and the instruction we receive. Professor McCain is extremely particular about the images students are required to obtain and how those images should look. High standards are understandable in a healthcare program, but students should first be properly taught and given adequate hands-on instruction to meet those standards. It is extremely frustrating to be graded harshly on scanning techniques when the professor responsible for teaching those techniques is frequently unavailable in the lab. As students, we have found ourselves teaching one another or reaching out to ultrasound technologists we know from our clinical sites for help learning scans that should be taught during our scheduled lab instruction. I have also personally observed behavior from this professor that I found concerning, including appearing disoriented at times and having difficulty remembering previous instructions or conversations. I cannot speak to the cause of that behavior, and I do not want to make an unsupported accusation. However, I believe the school administration should take students' concerns seriously and investigate whether she is able to consistently fulfill the responsibilities expected of an instructor. Students are paying a significant amount of money for an education that is supposed to include hands-on, in-person training. We should not have to teach ourselves while also being held to extremely strict competency standards. My purpose in writing this review is not to attack anyone personally. I am sharing my experience because prospective students deserve to know what they may encounter, and current students deserve qualified, consistent, present instructors who actually teach the skills they are expected to master. I sincerely hope Cambridge administration takes these complaints seriously and makes meaningful changes rather than continuing to dismiss repeated student concerns.

I attended Cambridge in Delray for nursing and this school and program was amazing.. I tried a…read moreschool before that didnt fit and i left there feeling discouraged, and besides that had heard all these horror stories about nursing school so I was scared and praying to make the right choice. And I did! This school is fast paced but the information is given so effectively by such great professors that really enjoy teaching their specialties and it makes such a difference.. My first class was scary and rough I had professor Baker and she is a tough teacher it made me feel uncertain in if I could do it. But as the class went on and I started learning more and understanding her she was literally just a great teacher and knew how we needed to be delivered the fundamentals to lay that ground work for us and im telling u it worked so many things have suck and she was so dedicated to us. She'd do after school group zooms with us to help us learn more and get the pieces to fall into place. Her wisdom, love, and dedication to her students and her teaching made it all so easy to take in and gave us a thirst for her knowledge. Then we had her again in med surg and we were all feeling confident walking in because we knew if Baker knew it she'd pass it on to us. Dean/Professor DelCoro taught us pharm and medsurg and the way he broke things down and made connections to each drug and disease with a story or life experience was perfect for people who learn like i do. His classes were probably my hardest but he gave us so many pp, stories and silly pictures to relate to things and we all ended up doing well in his class. Then Professor Zerfas who did our mental health drugs and mental health clinical was just a genius. She is such a smart intellectual woman, who not only knows the world of psych like the back of her hand but her love for it just pours out of her all day. And her intellect is so intriguing that it makes u want to learn more and know more. And personally the reason I changed to wanting to do mental health. Also Professor Phillips who taught mental health that woman is a gem. So sweet so smart and everything about her, her class and teaching helps you to better understand people and how to effectively communicate with anyone. Professor Greiner in maternity/peds was incredible her love, knowledge and expertise in that field makes her class so enjoyable. And the excitement she gets showing us all her little replicas and doing all the Sims shows her dedication not just to us but to the specialty. Then there's Professor Prince whose last name should really be queen bc she is the damn queen! She teaches critical care which for me helped refresh me on everything from past classes and tie it all together. She is incredible! Wise beyond belief, teaches you and shows you examples and has so many life experiences to help drive her points home. She also was my preceptor and I swear I jumped for joy when I heard that bc I knew I could pick her brain all day on anything and everything I still had questions on. And I did! Overall the school was amazing, the hrs, days, workload, professors, Dean, Mrs.Desiree the queen of schedules who does her best for everyone. And the resources we were given even after graduation to keep us studying so we all could walk in to take our NCLEX without any doubt or horsemen on our shoulders. I love this school! Also before i give my 5 i want to mention how incredible and thankful i am for this school bc when I did struggle in one of my classes and was freaking out about to fail it Professor Prince pulled me aside worked with me one on one and talked with me but even still I was upset, scared and feeling like crap, and she did something I never would have expected from a Professor, she pulled out a book of scripture and read it with me. That action alone blew me away.. Then 2 weeks after I graduated I was going thru a tough time with family and Professor Phillips called to check on how my nclex studying was going, heard in my voice I wasnt ok and instantly switched into friend mode and talked me thru alot and prayed with me over my family, my son and all I had been worrying about. These acts aren't what professors do, these are acts that people who truly want to see you do well in all areas of life do. In Cambridge you're not just another student, you're a person! They know u by name, they know you have a life outside of there and ur needs and they work to help you navigate thru all that so u can be the success you want to be.

This is an excellent course! I learned so much and the instructor Atisha was awesome!read more

I took the 2 week class & the CNA exam here! Amazing facility and staff. Everyone is super helpful…read moreand kind. They offer for you to come back and practice any time even after you finish taking the classes and also offer awesome tips for the exams written and clinical portion. They helped me pass my exam! Highly would recommend coming here to get your CNA license.

I would like to express my gratitude to Professor Alex Castillo. When I thought about giving up,…read moreyou gave me the confidence to keep going and not quit. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and for the patience you showed. You have taught me many things, starting with a love for reading--something that has helped me immensely in my academic performance. But above all, thanks to you, I learned the importance of loving what one does, for that is what true vocation is all about. I can proudly say that you are one of my greatest influences and a great teacher--or rather, the best teacher. Thank you so much for your dedication and passion for teaching; may God always bless you, and may you never lose the essence that makes you who you are.

I'd like to give a special shout-out to Ms. Nina and Ms. Daisy two of my favorite instructors at…read moreFVis Medical Assistant Program. Their dedication, guidance, and encouragement played a significant role in my success. I'm proud to say I am now a graduate, and I'm truly grateful for their support in helping me grow and strive for excellence.

If you are serious about going down and learn ACLS and BLS to get all that fear to perform in…read morecritical situations at "Push hard CPR" are experts and up to date already providing services & saving lives in the community. Their classes is value and selection of locations and facilities Epic!

I have never been to such an interactive ACLS,BLS class. The owner is very knowledgeable and has…read moreimpeccable work/experience history. He makes the class very fun and relates situations and techniques to every day like so you are always engaged. I recommend this class 10/10. Will definitely be coming back! Thank you Gabriel!

I signed up for BLS and PALS classroom renewal courses and my instructor for both was Marcus…read more Before I have to complain about many things, I wanted to note that Marcus' teaching was clear, concise and straightforward, and I was thankful for it. However, a big problem that me and many of people on here experienced was his punctuality. For my BLS class, he was around 30 minute late to the Pembroke Pines site, and the classroom was locked from the outside (see the picture below). And for my PALS class, it turned into an online (Zoom) class because he said he wasn't feeling well. However, he kept me wait for almost 25 minutes before he showed up on the Zoom. I understand that he has another job and things can be unpredictable, but having all these tardiness all this time is not acceptable. Especially he kept us waiting for half an hour or more. That was just one of the problems I encountered. Now the second one. After I finished the PALS course, I had to keep urging him (texting and emailing) multiple times before he finally emailed me my PALS certificate. This wasn't expected because he told me I'd receive it the next day, and I received my BLS certificate same-day right after my course. Frustrating. Now the courses themselves. For BLS since the classroom was locked, he made the course happen outdoors on the ground level of the building. It was hot outside. I was doing the chest compressions on the manikin drenched in sweat. Luckily the course ended timely so I didn't suffer a heat stroke. And for PALS he just let me do a 50-question written test. No demonstration of skills on a manikin at all, and no hands-on skills test for this course. I remember doing certain procedures like IO access when I did my first PALS training 2 years ago. In summary I went to his BLS and PALS courses because they were one of the affordable ones on AHA. If you are budgeting like me, it won't hurt to train with Marcus but you will have a lot to go through like many of us on here. If you don't mind the expensive costs of the trainings, do yourself a. favor by finding other courses. I gave 2 stars because I was eventually given my 2 certificates without passing the hospital's deadlines.

Completed my BLS certification with Marcus Pitts, a legitimate AHA member, and I received my…read morecertification on time. Thank you again, Marcus, for being so informative and understanding!

Great experience, very helpful in guiding through the difficulties of finance and the market.read more

Excellent classes on Futures and Stocks. The instructor Scott Maragio is the best for Stock…read moretrading and the support staff is very helpful. Looking forward to my futures trading. Steve Britt

Stop the Bleed training: Our instructor was very…read moreprofessional and easily engaged the group. She had an PowerPoint to explain the topic. She provided hands on exercises to help us grasp concepts. We were able to ask questions and received clear and specific responses. The training pace was appropriate for the hour. Our training was held in a conference room [which I assumed was donated space] in an office building. There was a bit of a snafu if the building was unlocked for attendees to enter which caused the training session to start late; however, our trainer didn't rush us through the session. The training costed $10.00 per person but well worth every penny. I would certainly recommend this training to anyone - parents, team of employees, concerned individuals. I would suggest handouts for attendees.

I had to get my CPR certification for my program and a few previous students recommended to do it…read morewith Royal Resuscitation. Michelle, the instructor, was so nice and funny. She really made it enjoyable and fun! I've been to a few CPR certification classes in the past and they were very mundane and showed videos from the 80s. Michelle used videos and examples that were current and up to date. She was very warm and welcoming to any questions, and never made me feel intimidated. If you need to get your CPR certification, I highly recommend doing it with Royal Resuscitation.