"An apple a day" didn't keep this doctor away -- or should we say medic?

A new face is coming to set for the 2018 season of the European League of Legends Championship Series. Some fans know the lucky caster as Aaron Chamberlain; others know him as Medic.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away, but if the doctor's this cute, forget the fruit.

Pleased to be bringing my gorgeous visage to the EU LCS in 2018!

— Medic (@MedicCasts) November 27, 2017

Chamberlain's name, Medic, comes from his very own career path. Medic had a career as a doctor after taking a gap year post-high school graduation, and going through five years of medical school to achieve the very feat. Then, in August of 2016, he quit his job as a doctor to pursue yet another career--one, this time, as a caster.

"Although I love the science side of being a doctor, the emotional side took a real toll on me," Chamberlain told The Shotcaller, ​as publish​ed in an interview posted to their website in September 2017. "Dealing with people getting sick and their families… It was just a lot of emotional investment." 

Medic has worked alongside Andy "Vedius" Day and James "Stress" O’Leary before, casting the EU Challenger Series. As the infinitely interesting doctor-turned-caster he is, it'll definitely be interesting to see what he brings to the casting desk when this new season arrives on our doorsteps. 

People keep asking if I know what I'm doing next year. I reply, ' NAh, no clue mate.'

— Medic (@MedicCasts) November 26, 2017

In the meantime, we're just glad Medic finally found something to occupy his time with for the next year or so.

Photo courtesy of Riot Games