Fortis College Mobile EMS Programs

Congrats to our two new students of the week. From day class we have Danielle Sharpe and night class we have Gwenavere Haddock. They are being recognized for their outstanding test grades on our most recent test. Danielle is currently the assistant manager at Office Depot and she wants to move into the medical field by becoming an EMT. She feels passionate towards helping others. She is a single mother to 4 girls and a GiGi to a boy and a girl. Her hobby is being part of the Mardi Gras association. Gwen wants to be an EMT so she can help give families more time with loved ones and comfort and care for the patients in her care. She has a hedgehog and loves to paint and crochet. Keep it up you two!

Congrats to our new students of the week. They are being recognized for their outstanding performance on the recent test. Congrats to Molly McPhearson from day class and Leonardo Venereo from night class. Molly works currently as a patient care technician in oncology and the icu departments. She wants to become an EMT to advance in her medical career. She loves the outdoors and camping and spending time with her geriatric, grumpy cat.
Leonardo wants to become an EMT to help those in need as well as join a brotherhood that appreciates sacrifice and hard work. He enjoys sunsets and the beach and plays the drums and performs karaoke. He also spends time with his dog, Hades. Good job you two!

Congrats to our newest two students of the week from our recent May EMT start. They are being recognized for outstanding test performance on the first two tests. From day class we have Lucas Landers. He wants to be an EMT to help people and pursue a career in EMS. He calls himself a nerdy because and likes to learn and in his free time he plays video games. From night class we have Drew Bumpers. He wants to work in a fast paced environment and in a field that is meaningful and fulfilling. He loves to spend time with his two dogs or relaxing at the beach. Good job to you both, keep it up!

Congrats to our recent Emt grads…here are a few pics from todays ceremony. So proud of these guys!!! @

Our EMT students had a field trip today to the University of Mobile for the simulation lab practice and cadaver lab experience. They had a great time and we always appreciate the University for hosting us! Here are the day and night students!

We are now enrolling for our EMT classes that will start May 11. Remember we offer day/night classes, three days a week (mon, tues and Wednesdays) The entire program is only 16 weeks long. We are flexible and affordable and only require 100.00 deposit up front to enroll. You are able to make payments while attending the class. We have one of the highest pass rates in the state for the National Registry of EMT exam. For more information call Fortis College in Mobile at 251-344-1203. Ask to speak to Amber.

Our student of the week is being recognized for his most recent test performance. Mike Mccaskill is a 29 year old firefighter for the city of Prichard as well as Moss Point. He is striving to become an EMT to further advance his career within the fire services as well as to enhance his education. He is a team player and brings a certain comedy to the classroom when engaging with his classmates. He wants to serve his communities and make others smile while doing it. Good job, Mike…keep it up!

Our new student of the week is being recognized for her above satisfactory performance on her recent tests. Meet Brandy Rolin, a mother, wife and aspiring EMT. This is a personal goal for herself even though she has years of experience in the medical field. The joy of helping others and spreading positivity is a feeling that she desires and makes her feel purposful. In her free time she likes to escape reality and relax by canvas painting and kayaking. Keep it up!

Our new student of the week is Starla Terrell. She is being recognized for her above satisfactory performance on recent tests and homework assignments. She is an aspiring nurse and is wanting to get the experience as an EMT to help her achieve this goal as well as work as an EMT while attending nursing school. She has a baby daughter and is using this as an example to break generational curses and lead by being a great role model for her daughter and her community. She does hair and makeup on the side and is very talented in this area as well. Keep it up!

Our two new students of the week are being recognized for their excellent test scores on our most recent tests. From day class we have Gabrielle Davis. She joined the medical field at age 19 and has been worked as a CNA in the ER. She is currently a dispatcher at Newmans Ambulance. She wants to be a Paramedic and fulfill her calling to help others with kindness and compassion. Her favorite quote or mantra if you will is “I didn’t become an EMT to get a front row seat to other people’s tragedies. I did it because I knew the world was bleeding, and so was I, and somewhere inside I knew the only way to stop my own bleeding was to learn how to stop someone else’s.”
From night class we have Tiara Walker. She has always wanted to become an EMT for as long as she can remember. She wants to be able to help others, especially in their time of need. She loves the outdoors and spends her time riding four wheelers and hanging out with her family. Very good job, you two! Keep it up!