If you’ve ever thought about becoming an EMT, here’s your sign: Utah State University’s Moab campus has one or two spots left in its certification program — and it starts Feb. 2. The program partners with Grand County EMS for hands-on training, which means you’re not just learning from a textbook. You’re learning from the people who actually respond when someone takes a bad fall in Arches or flips a raft in Cataract. The certificate can also be a stepping stone to nursing or other medical careers — and Grand County needs more people who know what to do in an emergency. Chip in to support the Moab Sun News.