South Alabama Rural Training Program

The South Alabama Rural Training (SART) Non-clinical program, funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration in partnership with the Delta Region Authority, aims to address the ongoing need in healthcare facilities for trained administrative, non-clinical support professionals in rural communities of Alabama by developing the Alabama Delta Region Collaborative network that supports the recruitment, formal training, social needs, certification, and placement of students. This program provides training and pathways to professional certifications to current administrative support professionals working in rural Alabama healthcare facilities and new workforce entrants.  If you wish to apply, please click HERE or scan QR code below.

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The South Alabama Rural Training Clinical program, funded by the Delta Region Authority aims to address the ongoing clinical healthcare needs of the Delta Region by focusing on those in demand clinical health careers.  This program provides training and pathways to professional certifications/degrees to community members in the Southern Alabama Delta region.  If you wish to apply, please click HERE or scan QR code below.

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Mission

To improve the quality or rural healthcare in the Alabama Delta Region through bridging administrative healthcare workforce gaps, linking existing administrative health professionals and the next generation of students to health training programs, professional education, and clinical partnerships.

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Vision

To inspire and educate future non-clinical health professionals – one student, one community and  one Alabama Delta county at a time.

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Values

Seeking out and connecting inclusive, diverse, local, and community-centric existing and next-generation workforce team members with excellence in non-clinical administrative support education. The essence of the SART program will be the following core values:

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Integrity

Excellence

Accountability

Teamwork

Professionalism

Diversity

Inclusivity