Dr. Sherese Fralin, PhD, FNP is a distinguished nurse practitioner with over 20 years of experience in oncology patient care. Dr. Fralin has dedicated her career to improving the lives of brain cancer patients through both clinical practice and research. As a researcher and clinician, she has participated in over 100 cancer clinical trials, contributing to significant advancements in oncology treatments and therapies. She is a proud Michigan alum, has completed a certificate in Healthcare AI through Stanford, and is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health degree at Brown University, focusing on population health and patient outcomes.

Sherese has navigated the care of thousands of cancer patients at some of the most prestigious institutions in the United States, including Henry Ford, Weill Cornell, University of Chicago, Northwestern Brain Tumor Institute, and Lenox Hill Brain Tumor Center. Her comprehensive approach to cancer treatment encompasses strategies including chemotherapy, clinical trial participation, supplemental alternative therapies, and the use of medical marijuana.

As an avid spokesperson and advocate for brain cancer patients, Dr. Fralin is committed to raising awareness and providing support to those affected by this devastating disease. Her clinical work at Lenox Hill Neurosurgery was documented across multiple episodes of Netflix’s Lenox Hill, bringing the realities of neuro-oncology care to a global audience.