Dr. Stacey Gambrell Hunt is a dedicated physician whose career blends clinical excellence with a deep commitment to community service. She serves as a trusted physician as well as an advocate for public health initiatives, wellness education, and equitable access to care.
As a partner of the Northern California Permanente Medical Group where she has practiced since 2002, Dr. Hunt is passionate about social justice and addressing social determinants of health and has worked tirelessly to improve access to care and health care outcomes. She started a Skin of Color Clinic in Walnut Creek which has now expanded to the entire Northern Region. In addition to her clinical responsibilities, she is the Regional Medical Director for Health Equity, Inclusion and Diversity for Medical Specialties.
Beyond the clinic, Dr. Hunt has been an active presence in the community, partnering with local organizations, mentoring future healthcare professionals, and participating in outreach programs that promote healthier lifestyles. Her professional memberships include the American Academy of Dermatology, American Medical Association—Minority Section, Alameda-Contra Costa Medical Association (ACCMA), California Medical Association (CMA), Sinkler-Miller Medical Association (SMMA), and National Medical Association (NMA). She is an Associate Jewel of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. where she held numerous leadership roles. She presently serves as the president of SMMA , a delegate for ACCMA to CMA, and Advocacy Chair for Golden State and Scientific Chair for Region VI.
Dr. Hunt is a native of Detroit, Michigan. She completed her undergraduate and medical studies at the University of Michigan. She earned her Bachelor of Science Degree from the Literature, Sciences and Art school and her Doctor of Medicine from the Medical school. She then attended New York University where she completed her residency training in Dermatology at the Charles Harris Skin and Cancer Unit. She recently completed a Graduate Business Certificate from Stanford Business School.
As a devoted spouse and parent, Dr. Hunt treasures time with family and believes that a strong, supportive home life is the foundation for meaningful service to others. As a member of the board of the National Medical Association, Dr. Hunt combines professional insight, community engagement, and personal integrity to help guide the organization’s mission and impact.
Join the NMA for an important webinar: “The Rural 50 – Ensuring Access in Rural America”
🗓️ December 9, 2025
⏰ 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET
We’ll explore the impact of the new rural health fund under HR1, current implementation, political focus on rural health, and how YOU can get involved in addressing rural health disparities.
🎙️ Featuring:
• Roger A. Mitchell, Jr., MD – NMA 126th President
• Sara Singleton – Leavitt Partners
• Kathleen Nolan – Health Management Associates (HMA)
• Susan Ward Jones, MD – CEO, East Arkansas Family Health Center, Inc.
Secure your spot today! 🔗 https://bit.ly/3Mfar3t
#NMA #RuralHealth #HealthEquity #AccessToCare #PublicHealth
❤️🎄 Holiday Heart Health Awareness
The holiday season brings joy, but also added stress, richer foods, and changes to our routines that can put extra strain on the heart. Black communities already face higher rates of hypertension and heart disease, making heart-healthy habits even more important this time of year.
The National Medical Association encourages everyone to protect their heart this season by:
✔️ Managing stress and prioritizing rest
✔️ Staying active — even short walks count
✔️ Choosing balanced meals and watching salt intake
✔️ Taking medications as prescribed
✔️ Limiting alcohol and avoiding smoking
Your heart deserves care during the holidays, too. 💪🏾❤️
Let’s celebrate the season while safeguarding the health of every heartbeat in our community.
#NMA #HolidayHeartHealth #HeartHealthMatters #HealthEquity #HealthyHolidays #KnowYourNumbers
💉🛡️ National Influenza Vaccination Week
📅 December 1–7, 2025
Flu season is here, and vaccination remains our best defense. Black communities continue to face higher risks of severe flu illness and complications, making prevention critical for protecting our loved ones.
The National Medical Association encourages everyone, especially older adults, pregnant people, young children, and those with chronic health conditions, to get their annual flu shot.
Here’s how you can take action this week:
✔️ Make a flu vaccination appointment for you & your family
✔️ Encourage patients and community members to stay protected
✔️ Share accurate information to combat misinformation
✔️ Stay home if you’re sick and practice healthy habits
Let’s work together to keep our communities strong, healthy, and flu-free this winter. 🧡💪🏾
#NMA #NIVW2025 #FightFlu #FluShotSavesLives #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #VaccinesWork
Across the country, pastors and ministry teams are navigating a moment where healthcare cuts, rising costs, and shifting benefits are directly impacting the families they serve. Many have shared the same concern: “We need clear guidance and tools we can use right now.”
That’s why the Cost & Coverage Collaborative (an initiative of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation), the National Medical Association and REACH Beyond Solutions launched Standing in the Gap: Faith Leaders on Navigating Health, Access & Justice, a three-part webinar series specifically for the faith community. The goal is simple: equip leaders and allies of the faith community with the information, practical steps, and resources needed to help their congregations stay informed, covered, and cared for.
WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN THE NEXT CONVERSATION: Healing in Partnership — Faith & Health Collaborations That Work, takes place Monday, December 1 at 7:30 PM ET. This conversation will spotlight faith leaders leading innovative partnerships and community health initiatives as they share what’s working, the lessons they’ve learned, and how their models can serve as blueprints for others addressing their communities’ growing health needs.
Panelists:
Rev. Cynthia Hale - Senior Pastor, Ray of Hope Christian Church
Rev. Danielle Ayers - Pastor of Justice, Friendship-West Baptist Church
Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Thompson - Senior Pastor, The Allen Temple Baptist Church
Register today at: https://bit.ly/4p9xETp
❤️🩹 December is HIV/AIDS Awareness Month and December 1 is World AIDS Day
HIV continues to disproportionately impact Black communities, not because of behavior, but because of longstanding inequities in access to testing, prevention, and high-quality care.
The National Medical Association stands united in the fight to end the HIV epidemic, advancing health equity, supporting lifesaving treatments, and eliminating stigma that keeps far too many from seeking care.
Throughout this month, and especially on World AIDS Day, we honor those we’ve lost, uplift people living with HIV, and recognize the progress driven by science, advocacy, and community leadership.
Take action. Support health. Spread truth.
✔️ Know your status — get tested
✔️ Learn about PrEP & prevention options
✔️ Encourage treatment engagement + adherence
✔️ Advocate for stigma-free care for all
Together, we can build a future where every community is informed, supported, and thrives. ❤️🏥
#NMA #WorldAIDSDay #HIVAIDSAwarenessMonth #EndTheStigma #KnowYourStatus #HealthEquity #CommunityHealth
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