Buffalo Bills Damar Hamelin is being treated by a University of Dayton doctor

William A. Knight IV MD is a University of Dayton Graduate and one of the doctors at University of Cincinnati Medical Center treating Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin.

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Knight graduated class of 1999 from University of Dayton with a bachelor’s in biology and psychology, a spokesperson for the university confirmed to News Center 7.

For his medical degree and emergency medicine residency, he attended University of Cincinnati. faculty profile stated.

Knight is an expert in neurocritical and neurovascular emergencies. Knight was awarded a fellowship from the University of Cincinnati.

He currently is the director of Emergency Medicine MLP Program, a professor in the emergency medicine department, and the “lead physician for the Cincinnati team of unaffiliated neurotrauma consultants, visiting team medical liaisons, and emergency medical services support,” Senior Vice President of Chief Marketing and Communications Officer Kristen Wevers said at a press conference.

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Knight is part of the team that treats Hamlin following a field incident in which Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest.

News Center 7 reported previously that Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest After a tackle. First responders to medical emergencies rushed to resuscitate him twice, although the claim has been disputed by a representative for Damar Hamlin’s family.

For treatment, he was transferred to University of Cincinnati Medical Center.

Hamlin is a sincere friend. woken up He is now in the recovery phase.

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