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AdventHealth Florida Team Members Given Super Bowl Tickets and More News Shorts
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In this week’s Adventist news round-up, stories from Florida, California, Jamaica, and Rwanda.
AdventHealth Florida Team Members Given Super Bowl Tickets. From AdventHealth, two AdventHealth Florida team members were surprised with Super Bowl tickets. Belinda Spahn, a critical care unit nurse at AdventHealth North Pinellas, and Heather Stegmeier, an infection control manager at AdventHealth Wesley Chapel received a personalized video message from Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski, inviting them to Super Bowl LV Tampa Bay. The two front-line caregivers were among 7,500 health care workers given the opportunity to attend the Super Bowl in person. The game also had special meaning to AdventHealth because the teams vying for the championship represented two of the health system’s largest markets.
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Paulina Rivera, 26, never imagined when she attended nursing school that she d be caring for patients during a global pandemic. (D Ann White/Patch)
TAMPA, FL When the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs square off in Super Bowl LV, among those in the stands of Raymond James Stadium will be thousands of front-line health care workers who have been working in risking throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Of the 25,000 fans allowed to attend the game in person, about 7,500 of those in attendance will be vaccinated health care workers. Among them is a 26-year-old registered nurse and lifelong Hillsborough County resident who never imagined when she decided to attend nursing school that, just a few years later, she d be caring for patients during a global pandemic.
By Mark Robertson
Wild Card Round - Tampa Bay Buccaneers v Washington Football Team
There s no doubting that health care workers on the frontlines of the pandemic have experienced some of the greatest challenges among us, and yet, they still show up every day ready to treat those infected with the virus. That s why the NFL is returning the favor for all they ve done by inviting 7,500 of them to Super Bowl LV. Among those who will be in attendance will be two Tampa Bay health care workers, and their invite to the Super Bowl may be just as memorable as the game itself. None other than Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski personally invited AdventHealth North Pinellas critical unit nurse Belinda Spahn and AdventHealth Wesley Chapel infection control manager Heather Stegmeier to the game via video message. In true Gronk fashion, he didn t hold back his enthusiasm when inviting them to the big game on behalf of the Bucs and the NFL.