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Roberto Kusminsky, MD, MPH, FACS
Medical Director, the Breast Center at CAMC
SPECIALTY Breast Surgery – Diseases of the Breast
ADDRESS 3110 MacCorkle Ave. SE
Charleston, WV 25304
and
The Breast Center
Suite 203 – Medical Staff Office Building
CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital
830 Pennsylvania Ave.
Charleston, WV 25302
PHONE/APPOINTMENTS
(304) 347-1262
(304) 388-1590
CERTIFICATIONS AND CREDENTIALS
Professor of Surgery, West Virginia University-Charleston Division
Member of the American Society of Breast Surgeons
Chairman, Breast Program Leadership, the Breast Center at CAMC
Fellow, American College of Surgeons
Medical Director, The Breast Center at CAMC
Clinical Director for Quality Improvement of Surgical Services, CAMC
Board Certified, American Board of Surgery
Board Certified, American Society of Colorectal Surgery
Surveyor, National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers
Past Chief, Department of Surgery
Past Chief of Staff
Minimally invasive breast biopsy: ultrasonographic and sterotaxic approach.
BIOGRAPHY
Dr. Kusminsky is a graduate from the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he
obtained an MD degree in 1967. He then trained in general surgery in Philadelphia, PA, at the
Graduate Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and the Medical College of
Pennsylvania.
Because of his interest in Surgical Oncology, he pursued further training at Baylor University
in Dallas, TX, where he completed his education in Colon and Rectal Surgery. His interest in
epidemiology resulted in a Masters in Public Health degree from West Virginia University.
From the beginning of his surgical career, he developed expertise in the diagnosis and
treatment of diseases of the Breast. His interest in Brest Diseases led to his participation in
the original research - in association with the University of Vermont - that established the
sampling of the sentinel node in breast cancer as a routine step in the decision making
process used today in patients with this disease. The sentinel node sampling is used in the
diagnostic process of other cancers as well, such as melanoma. Dr Kusminsky is currently
researching a method of detecting the sentinel node in breast cancer patients with
Ultrasound assistance exclusively. His curriculum includes more than 30 published scientific
papers, many of them dealing with diseases of the breast. He lectures often on issues relating
to Breast Cancer, and participates in outreach programs dealing with breast health.
Dr Kusminsky sees all his patients at the Breast Center at
Suite 203 – Medical Staff Office Building
CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital
830 Pennsylvania Ave.
Charleston, WV 25302
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S.Willis Trammell, MD, FACS
SPECIALTY Breast Surgery – Diseases of the Breast
Breast Cancer Risk evaluation
ADDRESS 3110 MacCorkle Ave. SE
Charleston, WV 25304
and
The Breast Center
Suite 203 – Medical Staff Office Building
CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital
830 Pennsylvania Ave.
Charleston, WV 25302
PHONE/APPOINTMENTS
(304) 388-1590
(304) 347-1336
CERTIFICATIONS AND CREDENTIALS
Professor of Surgery, West Virginia University-Charleston Division
Member of the American Society of Breast Surgeons
Member, Breast Program Leadership, the Breast Center at CAMC
Fellow, American College of Surgeons
Board Certified, American Board of Surgery
Member, Society of Surgical Oncology
Member, Alton Oschner Surgical Society
Member, Southeastern Surgical Congress
Past Chief, Department of Surgery
Past Clinical Director for Quality Improvement for Surgical Services
Director of Quality Assurance of the Tumor Registry
Minimally invasive breast biopsy: ultrasonographic and sterotaxic approach.
BIOGRAPHY
Dr. Trammell is a graduate of Tulane University, where he obtained an MD degree in
1970. He then trained in general surgery at Tulane.
Dr Trammell has had a continuous interest in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the
breast and in surgical oncology. He is a member of the decision-making leadership group
responsible for the operations of the Breast Center at CAMC. He oversees all issues
relating to the all important Tumor Registry at CAMC. He has been the President of
the West Virginia Chapter of the American College of Surgeons, and has served as a Field
Liaison Representative for the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer. He has
been involved in teaching medical students and residents for many years, and frequently
participates in the Resident Selection Committee. He has several scientific publications and is
one of the investigators involved in detecting a method to identify the sentinel node in breast
cancer patients with Ultrasound assistance exclusively. Dr Trammell is currently developing a
High Risk Clinic, where counseling and genetic testing will be available for patients at risk
for breast, colon and some types of gynecological cancers. He lectures often on issues relating
to diseases of the breast.
Dr Trammell sees all his patients at The Breast Center
Suite 203 – Medical Staff Office Building
CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital
830 Pennsylvania Ave.
Charleston, WV 25302
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Todd A. Witsberger, MD, FACS
SPECIALTY Breast Surgery – Diseases of the Breast
General Surgery
ADDRESS 3110 MacCorkle Ave. SE
Charleston, WV 25304
and
The Breast Center
Suite 203 – Medical Staff Office Building
CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital
830 Pennsylvania Ave.
Charleston, WV 25302
PHONE/APPOINTMENTS
(304) 556-3812
CERTIFICATIONS AND CREDENTIALS
Associate Professor of Surgery, West Virginia University-Charleston Division
Member of the American Society of Breast Surgeons
Member, Breast Program Leadership, the Breast Center at CAMC
Fellow, American College of Surgeons
Board Certified, American Board of Surgery
Member, Society of Surgical Oncology
Member, Society of Clinical Oncology
Fellow of the International College of Surgeons
Past Chief, Department of Surgery
Past Chairman of the Cancer Committee
Member of the Resident Advisory Committee
Minimally invasive breast biopsy: ultrasonographic and sterotaxic approach.
BIOGRAPHY
Dr. Witsberger is a graduate of West Virginia University, where he obtained an MD degree
in 1987. He then trained in general surgery at West Virginia University/CAMC, graduating in
1992. Dr Witsberger has had a continuous interest in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases
of the breast and in surgical oncology. He is a member of the decision-making leadership
group responsible for the operations of the Breast Center at CAMC. He has been
and remains the Surgical Coordinator for Treatment Trials for the National Surgical Adjuvant
Breast and Bowel Project (NASBP) at CAMC. He is a past Cancer Liaison Program
Physician for the American College of Surgeons, and remains a member of the institution’s
Cancer Committee. He remains involved in teaching medical students and residents, and
frequently participates in the Resident Selection Committee. He has published several
scientific papers, and is one of the group of investigators involved in detecting a method to
identify the sentinel node in breast cancer patients with Ultrasound assistance exclusively. He
lectures often on issues relating to diseases of the breast.
Dr Witsberger sees patients at his office in the Medical Staff Office Building, and The Breast Center
Suite 203 – Medical Staff Office Building
CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital
830 Pennsylvania Ave.
Charleston, WV 25302
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Stacey E. Copeland, MD, FACS
SPECIALTY Breast Surgery – Diseases of the Breast
General Surgery
ADDRESS 9 Courtney Dr.
Charleston, WV 25304
and
The Breast Center
Suite 203 – Medical Staff Office Building
CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital
830 Pennsylvania Ave.
Charleston, WV 25302
PHONE/APPOINTMENTS
(304) 925-3115
CERTIFICATIONS AND CREDENTIALS
Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery, West Virginia University-Charleston Division
Member of the American Society of Breast Surgeons
Member, Breast Program Leadership, the Breast Center at CAMC
Fellow, American College of Surgeons
Board Certified, American Board of Surgery
Member, Peer Review Committee
Past Chief of Surgery
Minimally invasive breast biopsy: ultrasonographic and sterotaxic approach.
BIOGRAPHY
Dr. Copeland is a graduate of the University of Missouri at Kansas City, where she obtained
an MD degree in 1993. She then trained in general surgery at West Virginia
University/CAMC,
graduating in 1999. Dr Copeland has had a continuous interest in the diagnosis and treatment
of diseases of the breast and in general surgery. She has been and remains involved in
teaching medical students and residents. She is involved in the hospital-wide system of
quality assurance through her membership in the Peer Review Committee, and she is a
member of the decision-making leadership group that is responsible for the operations of the
Breast Center at CAMC. Early in her career she concentrated in and developed expertise in
the diagnosis and treatment of breast diseases. One of her scientific papers dealt with the
detection of sentinel nodes in patients with breast cancer, and she presented her findings at an
international meeting held in London by the Society of Minimally Invasive Therapy. She
participates weekly in the educational sessions designed for attending physicians, residents
and medical students.
Dr Copeland sees patients at her office:
Sedgely Office Park
9 Courtney Drive
Charleston, WV 25304
and
The Breast Center at CAMC
Suite 203 – Medical Staff Office Building
CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital
830 Pennsylvania Ave.
Charleston, WV 25302.
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