Fortis College occupies a 29,000 square-foot facility and is located north of Cincinnati and is easily accessible from any part of the city of Cincinnati or the surrounding counties. A learning resource center is available with internet access, computer stations, web-based resources, health reference books, and periodicals. Medical labs are equipped with medical exam tables, computers, microscopes, stethoscopes, blood pressure cuffs, EKG machines, hospital beds, mannequins, training models, simulation equipment and other medical training equipment as applicable. Computer labs include student computer stations with internet access and word processing, presentation, spreadsheet, database, and medical billing/coding software applications. Lecture rooms have internet connectivity, media cabinets, and digital projectors. There is a student lounge with vending machines and microwaves. Library resources and library information services are available to students and faculty. Fortis College also uses the offices and laboratories of local physicians, clinics, healthcare facilities and hospitals to provide on-the-job experiences for students. Administrative offices include academics, student and career services, financial aid, registrar, admissions, and business offices. There is a faculty workroom and faculty offices. Clinical and externship sites are in area doctor’s offices, hospitals, and other professional medical facilities. Fortis College houses its Welding and HVAC lab in a dedicated Trades building. This serves as a hands-on lab environment. In this facility, students gain practical experience, under the supervision of experienced instructors, working on equipment they will typically see in the field. Welding students train using MIG, TIG and stick welding machines, oxy-acetylene cutting torches, grinders and plasma cutters while also learning to read blueprints and practice fabrication techniques. HVAC students develop skills by working on residential and light commercial furnaces, air conditioning units, heat pumps, refrigeration systems, and wiring controls. They also learn to troubleshoot common problems such as airflow restrictions, refrigerant leaks, and electrical faults. This lab-based training allows students to move beyond theory into real-world applications, preparing them with the technical knowledge and hands-on expertise needed to begin their careers in the skills trades. The facility is handicapped accessible.