Marcy Fraser was appointed by Mayor London Breed in May of 2022. She is a proud San Francisco native and an RN. She is a graduate of San Francisco State University in Nursing. At the beginning of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, she was part of the first team of nurses who volunteered to work on Ward 5B at San Francisco General Hospital, the world's first AIDS inpatient ward. During her career she took full advantage of her education to work across the spectrum of health services, including; home care and hospice, public health, cancer, clinical research, quality improvement and mental health. In order to be a more effective advocate for health care and services, she returned to school and completed an MBA. She worked as the Executive Director of an HIV health services nonprofit in the Tenderloin, and served on several health and medical mayoral advisory committees. Her community work includes as a member of the Board of Directors of the National AIDS Memorial, OpenHouse, and the Ryan White/HIV Planning Council.