Meet Dr. Gemma Mullen, the doctor on call who will work with the prince on his new job as a helicopter ambulance pilot, E!
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“We’re looking forward to him being part of the team”, EAAA chief executive Patrick Peal said when William’s role was announced.
The Godparents – Thomas lorry Straubenzee, certainly one of Prince William’s most historic university acquaintances, James Meade, a respected friend of Prince William from your time period at Eton, Laura Fellowes a aunt of Princess Diana, Sophie Carter, an acquaintance of this very Duchess and in addition Adam Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge’s first male relative.
While the Duke of Cambridge was focused on carrying out his duty, his arrival didn’t go unnoticed by onlookers at the scene.
“Especially when George is around – he’s a little monkey”, William said.
William’s first day on the job was exciting and nerve-racking for the royal.
The former RAF search and rescue helicopter pilot will now work as a co-pilot transporting patients to hospital from emergencies ranging from road accidents to heart attacks. His first incident happened just over two hours into the job at 9:20am.
“I feel doing a job like this really helps me to be grounded and that’s the core of what I’m trying to become”.
His new job will involve some traumatic sights, and he said: “Nothing ever prepares you that well for what you are going to see”.
The 33-year-old royal has been back to work for almost two months after taking six-weeks off to be with his family after the birth of his daughter, and it looks like the future king is already in the full swing of things.
“The term “full-time royal role” is bandied around quite a lot, and no-one actually really knows what that means, but I think I can still manage to do my commitments and my responsibilities as well as I can”.
Standing outside on the Buckingham Palace balcony they watched a flypast of historic aircraft over the capital. Now, Prince William loves the idea of completing his mother’s dream, while simultaneously inspiring others to help out with the crisis in Africa and take children in.
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He dodged questions about the possibility of a third child, saying “We’ve only just had the second one”.
