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Retired Hazel Dell doctor volunteers to give homebound vaccine

By Wyatt Stayner, Columbian staff writer
Published: March 31, 2021, 6:02am
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Retired doctor Mary Shepard has been volunteering with Kaiser Permanente&#039;s vaccination effort during the month of March. Shepard had a nearly 40-year career in medicine. She has volunteered at standing vaccination clinics and traveled to vaccinate homebound people.
Retired doctor Mary Shepard has been volunteering with Kaiser Permanente's vaccination effort during the month of March. Shepard had a nearly 40-year career in medicine. She has volunteered at standing vaccination clinics and traveled to vaccinate homebound people. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

The decision was easy for Mary Shepard.

Shepard, a Hazel Dell resident, retired from a nearly 40-year career in medicine in 2015. But the COVID-19 pandemic pulled her back.

Shepard is now volunteering as part of a Kaiser Permanente push to vaccinate homebound folks in Washington and Oregon.

Shepard said it would be hard to watch but not help as America’s vaccination push kicks into gear.

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