Public Figures Who Went Back to the Healthcare Field amid the Coronavirus Pandemic, from Actors to Miss England

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The former defensive back for the Tennessee Titans was already a third-year neurosurgery resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, when he pivoted to working to save patients with coronavirus.

Rolle left professional football in 2013 to enroll in medical school to turn his dream of becoming a brain surgeon into a reality.

“Our neurosurgical floor has been transformed into a floor just full of COVID-19 patients,” Rolle told ESPN. “It is hectic, that’s for sure.”

“I was seeing so many individuals with respiratory distress and respiratory compromise, and the numbers are staggering. Our bed space, our operating rooms may even be turned into ICUs because there are so many people that are either positive with COVID-19 or suspected of having it.”

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