By Fernanda González
<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Seville, Jun 4 (Notimex) .- Ana Romero, a player on the Real Betis women’s team, divides her time during the COVID-19 pandemic between her career as a footballer, her position as technical secretary at the club and her work as a doctor in hospitals. “Data-reactid =” 13 “> Seville, Jun 4 (Notimex) .- Ana Romero, a player on the Real Betis women’s team, divides her time during the COVID-19 pandemic between her career as a footballer, her position as technical secretary at the club and her work as a doctor in hospitals.
Therefore, the attacker revealed that she has very little time to work the way she would like, but living the fight against the coronavirus on the front line helps her grow as a doctor and, at the same time, personally.
“When the state of alarm was decreed I offered my services, I am a graduate, but I had never attended in practice, so the experience is enriching. Although it is true that the virus is less latent, people must be careful, “he told the Marca newspaper.
While she has to worry about her patients, the 32-year-old soccer player also plans the next season for Betis as a manager and affirmed that it is a more complicated job than it seems, especially when it comes to saying goodbye to who her colleagues are. on the court.
“I asked the club to have someone else do that at least this season, because it was a joke to tell someone who has been my partner who doesn’t follow. You have to adjust to a budget and, even if you know what the team’s needs are, money limits you when it comes to formalizing your squad, ”added the Seville-born one.
Romero Moreno prepares to present the exam that will grant him the title of Internal Resident Physician (MIR); however, she already presumes to be one of the heroines of the health crisis and aims to return to the fore with the club blanquiverde in the Spanish League.
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