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Meet Some of Our Wonderful Volunteers
Celeste Coker
PharmD, BCPS, Pharmacy Lead
What inspired vou to volunteer as a pharmacist at Mercy Clinic?
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Mercy Clinic is a mission field that's close to home.
What message would you like to share with other pharmacists about the value of volunteering in healthcare settings like
Mercy Clinic?
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We are uniquely gifted to serve in this much-needed role in providing medications for the patients of the Mercy Clinic. Without us, they will not have access to their life-saving medications. Isn't this the reason why we are in this profession?
Kaysey Cloud, RPh
Pharmacist
What inspired you to volunteer as a pharmacist at Mercy Clinic?
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I decided to volunteer at Mercy Clinic to give back to the community and be an example to my kids to use my expertise to help others.
Mackenzie Price, PA
I love volunteering at Mercy Clinic because I love to show people that they are heard and they are valuable! It's a bonus to help them feel better and hopefully end up being healthier overall. I count it a privilege to be able to work alongside the patients at Mercy Clinic. They are so thankful which makes it even sweeter!
Sandra Esparza, MD
God has blessed me with the gift of practicing medicine, so I use my gift to bless others. I love to give back to the community and see the difference it makes in people's lives.
Michael T. Cane, MD
Why I volunteer at Mercy Clinic?
The first reason is to show God's love. The second is to provide care to a very needy population. The third is the opportunity to work with the wonderful TCU med students!
Vanessa Lozano
Medical Student Volunteer
I enjoy volunteering at Mercy Clinic because it allows me to make a meaningful impact in the lives of underserved communities, especially within the Spanish-speaking community. Working alongside a dedicated team, I can help bridge gaps in healthcare access, promote wellness, and empower patients through education and compassionate care.
Flor Doradea
Interpreter
I volunteer at Mercy because it allows me to serve a community that
has shaped me. Growing up, I was - and still am - my family's translator, so l understand the challenges that come with language barriers in medicine. My goal is to give back however I can to this often underserved community and to deepen my understanding of culturally competent care. I'm grateful to Mercy for giving me that opportunity.
