Princess Sofia of Sweden is determined to do her part amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Instagram, the royal announced that, after undergoing training, she is now a medical assistant at Sophiahemmet hospital. She posted a picture of her navy blue scrubs, and her new name tag, with “Sofia” printed in all capital letters.
“I am now placed in one of the hospital’s care departments, where together with other newly trained colleagues, I support and relieve the healthcare staff with different tasks,” she wrote on Instagram. “To have the opportunity to help at this difficult time is extremely rewarding.” Her responsibilities include cleaning and assisting in patient care.Sofia is the honorary chairman of the Stockholm hospital. But now, instead of ribbon cutting and plaque unveiling, she’s an employee on the inside.
Princess Sofia of Sweden poses during her first day at work at the Sophiahemmet hospital in Stockholm.All over Europe, royal families are stepping up their altruistic acts. Prince William and Kate Middleton, for example, are making daily digital appearances. Yesterday, Prince William remotely opened the temporary Nightingale Hospital in Birmingham, England. Today, the Cambridgesto discuss the pandemic’s effects on mental health—and offer some helpful tips.
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