About

Regina Hampton, MD, FACS

Board-certified general surgeon, breast specialist

Medical Director, Breast Center, Doctors Community Medical Center

Executive Vice President and Co-Founder, Cherry Blossom Intimates

Medical Director and Co-Founder, Breast Care for Washington

Education

• Medical College of Pennsylvania (Drexel University), Philadelphia, PA - M.D. degree

• Howard University, Washington, DC - B.S.-Radiation Therapy Technology, Cum Laude

• Benjamin Franklin High School, Seattle, WA - High school diploma

Hospital/Clinic Affiliations

•Doctors Community Medical Center-Lanham, MD

Medical Director, Breast Center

Medical Staff President

Chair, Breast Cancer Tumor Board

•Breast Care for Washington-Washington, DC

Medical Director

Co-Founder

Board Certifications & Licensure

• Board Certified, American Board of Surgery

• State of Maryland Board of Physician Quality Assurance

• District of Columbia Board of Medicine

• BOC Certified Mastectomy Fitter

Professional Organizations

•American College of Surgeons

•American Society of Breast Surgeons

•Med Chi, Maryland State Medical Society

•Student National Medical Association

Research and Publications

• Attai DJ, Hampton R, Landercasper J., et.al. “What do Patients Prefer? Understanding Patient’s Perspectives on Receiving a New Breast Cancer Diagnosis. Annuals of Surgical Oncology- 2016

• Sheppard, V, Hampton, R, Issacs, C, et.al. “A Peer Led Decision Support Intervention Improves Decision Outcomes in Black Women with Breast Cancer.” Journal of Cancer Education- 2013

• Carmignani C, Hampton R, Sugarbaker P. “Utility of CEA and CA 19-9 tumor markers in diagnosis and prognostic assessment of mucinous epithelial cancers of the appendix.” Journal of Surgical Oncology- 2004

• Hampton R, Walker M, Marshall J, Juhl H. “Differential expression of CEA splice variants in whole blood of colon cancer patients and healthy volunteers: implication for the detection of circulating colon cancer cells.” Oncogene-2002

• Hampton, R. Appendix C: “Health Professions Career Guide.” Getting into medical school: A planning guide for minority students. James EJ, Hamilton K, eds. Williams & Wilkins, 1996.