Dr. Nasreen Lalani is an experienced researcher, clinician, and educator with a diverse background in nursing and health disciplines. Her experience spans three continents—working in Pakistan, Australia, and North America (US & Canada). Dr. Lalani's research focuses on examining disparities in palliative care and their impact on the resilience, psychosocial, and spiritual well-being of patients and caregivers, particularly in rural and underserved areas. Some of her work also informs interventions to promote post-disaster recovery and resilience among refugees, immigrants, and vulnerable families. Dr. Lalani's research lab on caregiving aims to develop art-based and spiritual interventions to promote the health and well-being of rural caregivers of older adults and their families. She has been extensively engaged in community service and works closely with rural clinics and extension teams to promote equity and family-centered compassionate care. Dr. Lalani is also actively involved in various nursing and health organizations.