Hands-On Training
Simulation Training
FORTIS is a hands-on clinical simulation environment. Every program is delivered in purpose-configured training spaces that replicate the clinical settings where participants will perform their roles.
Simulation Environments
Home Dialysis Simulation Lab
Configurable home dialysis environment with HHD and PD equipment stations, supply management areas, and patient simulation positions.
EKG / Telemetry Lab
Cardiology monitoring simulation environment with EKG machines, electrode application stations, telemetry monitors, and rhythm simulators.
Infection Control Training Room
Multi-scenario infection-prevention environment with PPE stations, hand hygiene validation, isolation room simulation, and decontamination areas.
CNA Skills Lab
Patient care skills environment with patient positioning stations, vital signs measurement, mobility and transfer equipment, and personal care simulation.
OR / Anesthesia Tech Lab
Simulated operating room environment with anesthesia equipment, room setup stations, safety check procedures, and turnover workflow practice.
Oncology Treatment Environment
Oncology support simulation with treatment area layout, safety equipment stations, PPE for oncology, and workflow support scenarios.
Configurable Training Rooms
Training rooms are configured and reset for different programs using standardized systems that ensure consistency across every session.
- Standardized equipment carts pre-configured by program
- Supply packs matched to training objectives
- Setup checklists for room configuration
- Room-reset procedures between sessions
- Equipment verification and safety checks
- Documented room readiness before each session
Hands-On vs. Lecture
FORTIS training methodology requires that participants move beyond passive instruction. Every program balances structured didactic content with practical application.
Didactic Component
Structured instruction on principles, procedures, safety requirements, and regulatory context. Delivered before hands-on practice to establish foundational knowledge.
Simulation Component
Realistic practice in configured clinical environments. Participants demonstrate skills, work through scenarios, and receive direct evaluation from qualified instructors.