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Cedar Hill Nurse Reese-Taylor to Retire Next Month Nurse Reese-Taylor Will Retire In February (CEDAR HILL, TEXAS) Cedar Hill ISD Director of Health Services Pamela Reese-Taylor, known throughout the district as “Nurse Reese-Taylor”, has managed the gigantic task of overseeing CHISD’s medical response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Now, she’s ready to reap the reward – a peaceful and relaxing retirement. After 45 years in the nursing profession, including the past 16 at CHISD, the Dallas native will retire on February 26. “It has been very stressful and challenging, to say the least,” Reese-Taylor said. “Most people see how demanding it has been for the frontline nurses and doctors who work in the hospitals, clinics and nursing homes, but they can’t begin to imagine what it has been like for the school nurses. We are educating, training and trying to help everyone understand the severity of this virus. We have to work 24-7, except for sleeping, and even that gets dist

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