Cherie Salisbury, DO
Cherie Salisbury, DO
Family Medicine
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July 2026
Thursday, July 9
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About
I'm also passionate about women's health. It's important to me to see women being offered options and guidance for their health that allow them to feel empowered to make good decisions for themselves.
I completed a fellowship in faculty development a...
What I treat
- Specialties: Family Medicine
Board certifications
- Family Medicine
Years of experience
9+ years of experience
Education
- Healthcare Education: Campbell University (2017)
- Residency: Cahaba Medical Care (2020)
- Fellowship: UAB Hospital (2021)
Personal
- Languages: English
- Gender: Female
Reviews
Likelihood of recommending this provider
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4.9121 Ratings
1-5 of 32 Reviews
05/29/2026 | Verified Patient
Dr. Salisbury really was such an incredible provider! All of her reviews are spot on. She listens to her patients and offers thoughtful feedback and suggestions. Could not recommend her more!
05/20/2026 | Verified Patient
She explained things thoroughly, listened intently, and made me feel as though she genuinely cared about me as a person.
04/27/2026 | Verified Patient
Doctor Salisbury is the only reason I keep coming back and am as invested in my medical journey and its improvement
04/25/2026 | Verified Patient
I love dr. Salisbury!! She was fantastic
04/25/2026 | Verified Patient
African American women have long faced disparities in medical care, and through my own experiences, I can attest that those disparities are real. Like many other Black women, I have searched for physicians who reflect my background and lived experience. Despite my efforts, I was not successful in finding that match.As I continued my search for a new physician, I realized I needed to expand my criteria beyond race alone. I began looking for a holistic provider-someone who would truly listen, understand, and treat me as a whole person.That search led me to Dr. Salisbury.From the moment I scheduled my new patient appointment, and especially throughout our conversation, I found her to be genuine, attentive, and deeply committed to understanding my concerns. She acknowledged the disparities Black women face and created space for me to be heard-something that cannot be taken for granted.For me, this experience reinforced an important truth: while representation matters, so does a provider's willingness to listen, respect, and deliver thoughtful, patient-centered care.
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Locations
Wheelchair accessible
416 E. 36th Street, Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28205
980-302-9800
Fax: (980) 302-9810