Dr. Roselyn D. Lampkins, MD

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Highly Regarded for Her Attentive and Communicative Approach

A respected anesthesiologist affiliated with Comprehensive Anesthesia Care, Dr. Lampkins works with patients at St. Luke’s Hospital in Chesterfield, Missouri. With years of dedicated service, she exemplifies the commitment to excellence and patient safety that defines Comprehensive Anesthesia Care, a multi-subspecialty group that has been serving the West County community for over thirty years.

Pertaining to her educational pursuits, she earned her medical degree from the prestigious Tulane University School of Medicine in 1983, laying a strong foundation for her medical career. She further honed her expertise during her residency in anesthesiology at Georgetown University Hospital, which she completed in 1987.

As a board-certified anesthesiologist recognized by the American Board of Anesthesiology (ABA), Dr. Lampkins adheres to the high standards set forth by the ABA, which has been the certifying body for anesthesiologists since 1938. The ABA’s mission is to promote the highest quality of anesthetic care through continuous education and assessment, ensuring that practitioners like Dr. Lampkins remain at the forefront of the field.

At Comprehensive Anesthesia Care, Dr. Lampkins collaborates with a talented team of 20 anesthesiologists and 22 nurse anesthetists, all committed to delivering quality anesthesia and perioperative services. The group’s reputation for excellence in patient care has made it a trusted provider in Chesterfield and surrounding areas, where patient safety and comfort are always prioritized.

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