Radio school training courses in Birmingham, AL (public, in-house or online)

X-rays are more than simply images of broken bones. Physicians use radiologic imaging to see inside the human body to assist in the diagnosis of diseases, medical conditions or bodily injuries.

The FORTIS program in Radiologic Technology prepares you for entry-level positions in the in the radiologic technology profession. The Radiologic Technologist is an important member of the healthcare team, and works closely with physicians to provide patient care.

With the Medical Basic X-ray Technician program, Fortis has designed a program taught at select schools in Florida, Ohio, Utah, Virginia and Alabama to provide a learning experience based upon hands-on, practical training. The Fortis x-ray program educates students in a variety of entry-level EKG medical skills.

As a student of our X-ray technician program, you will have the opportunity to learn the competencies required of a basic x-ray technician: clinical skills in EKG, exam set up, ...

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The Mass Communications Department offers programs for students who intend to that cover the basic fundamentals involved in the daily operations of major electronic media, production facilities or media specialists in either the field of radio/audio or television/video. The curriculum is essentially non-technical in nature centering on the operation of equipment and facilities rather than repair or maintenance. Specialized areas of study such as programming, production, announcing, script, comme...

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Our RAD program was one of the first of its kind in an Alabama 2 year College. Prior to the establishment of junior college programs, students were trained by hospitals and received no academic credit. Students now complete prerequisite general education courses before being admitted into the RAD program. Upon admission into the program, students are involved in clinical activities at the main campus and area hospitals to gain further "hands on" knowledge. Most clinical rotations are f...

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An introduction to broadcasting, including the areas of history, government regulations, station operation, and program development.