She leads efforts to grow and strengthen training programs that prepare the next generation of physicians in compassionate, patient-centered cancer care. Her academic and clinical work focuses on end-of-life care, medical aid in dying, caregiver support, grief, cultural perspectives, and symptom management in cancer & serious illness. She is the course director for City of Hope’s Interdisciplinary End of Life Symposium. Dr Banerjee is the editor for the book Understanding End of Life Practices: Perspectives on Communication, Religion & Culture. As a poet, she has published two books: Ashen Leaves and Neruda in Bed.  She is driven by a commitment to education, empathy, and meaningful connection in medicine.