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Hampton Roads Orthopaedic Spine & Sports Medicine - Pain Management Center
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Tiffany Hooks, DNP, FNP-C, RNC-OB, is a pain management nurse practitioner at Hampton Roads Interventional Spine & Sports Medicine. Dr. Hooks, DNP earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Tuskegee University and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from The University of Washington. She has also earned a Master of Science in Family Nurse Practitioner from Chamberlain University and a Doctorate of Nursing Practice from The University of Alabama.
Dr. Hooks, DNP has experience in pain management, and is both an adjunct clinical instructor for nursing students and a preceptor for Doctor of Nursing Practice students.
Dr. Hooks, DNP is fully trained and certified as a Biote specialist for bio-identical hormone replacement. As a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and a registered nurse certified in Obstetrics, Dr. Hooks, DNP enjoys educating her patients. Getting to know her patients and helping them improve their quality of life is her primary goal.
Dr. Hooks, DNP received the Patient Experience Award in 2015 and an Everyday Hero Award in 2018. She has served as Director of the Hawaii American Nurses Association.
She grew up in Axis, Alabama and is now a military spouse and mother of two beautiful children. She and her family live an active lifestyle and enjoy spending time with their two-family dogs.
Dr. Reginald W. Kapteyn, D.O. is a highly accomplished, board certified physician specializing in sports medicine, pain management and minimally invasive procedures. He received his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Lewisburg, WV, followed by a medical internship at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. Dr. Kapteyn then pursued his residency at Georgetown University and the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington D.C. He further honed his expertise through fellowship training in interventional pain at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
From 2009 to 2013, Dr. Kapteyn served as the Medical Director of Pain Medicine at Drake Hospital, University of Cincinnati. He subsequently entered private practice with Orthopedic Associates Muskegon, where he worked until 2022. During his career, he also worked as a physician consultant with Hydrocision, contributing to the development of TenJet for minimally invasive tenotomies. Additionally, Dr. Kapteyn worked in hospice and palliative care with Harbor Hospice, worked in concierge medicine and served as a board member for NewAge Beverages.
Dr. Kapteyn has gained recognition for his skills in minimally invasive spine procedures such as spinal cord stimulation, kyphoplasty and radiofrequency ablation. He is also experienced in peripheral nerve stimulation, ultrasound-guided tenotomy and carpal tunnel release, Botox treatments, neuroelectrodiagnostic medicine and prolotherapy.
Throughout his career, Dr. Kapteyn has earned numerous honors and awards for his contributions to medical research. He has published various studies, including NIH research on neurophysiological correlates in chronic stroke patients. He also served as a lead investigator for the PUGET study, which examined the outcomes of tenotomies for medial and lateral epicondylitis. Furthermore, he participated in research on a novel migraine prophylactic treatment for chronic migraine headaches with Healthy Extracts, Inc. Dr. Kapteyn’s expertise and compassionate approach to care gained him a reputation of being a “physician’s physician,” as other physicians in the field often consult him for medical advice, guidance and treatment.
Dr. Kapteyn’s passion for his work lies in restoring function and providing exceptional medical care to his patients. He takes pride in establishing trusting relationships and witnessing the transformation of his patients’ lives through functional restoration. He aims to create a caring and compassionate environment as a healer, drawing from his broad and diverse background, including classical training in operatic voice. Outside of medicine, Dr. Kapteyn enjoys ballroom dancing, performing vocally, exercising, golfing, cooking, gardening and mountain biking.
A Grand Rapids, MI native, Dr. Kapteyn loves the warm weather and extensive outdoor activities the Hampton Roads area offers. He has three college-aged daughters and was married to Nancy Kapteyn for 25 years until she passed away from breast cancer. In her memory, Dr. Kapteyn encourages contributions to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.