About Us
History
Mid-Ohio
Radiology was founded by one of the first radiologists in Central
Ohio, Dr. T. R. Fletcher in 1936. Another of the founders, Dr. Thomas
E. Fox, was the first resident certified in radiology from The Ohio
State University. From that time forward our board certified radiologists
have honored this legacy by providing our clients with expert radiographic
interpretations and unmatched patient care and service.
Mid-Ohio Radiology Service and Care Philosophy
Our radiologists achieve excellence by implementing
our core values which include professionalism,
respect, teamwork, communication and service. These values are the foundation of our
practice.
Professionalism - We believe we best demonstrate
our professionalism by considering patient needs first. When this
requires providing education to our referring physicians or healthcare
facility staff, we will work to do so in a professional and respectful
manner while preserving relationships.
Respect - We respect and work
to protect the privacy of our patients. We respect the expertise
of our referring clinicians and healthcare facility staff. Only by
treating each other with respect can we work together to best serve
patients and referring clinicians.
Teamwork - We recognize the value
of each team member’s contribution to excellent patient care. Cohesive
teamwork is only achieved by working well with all team members,
which include our patients, referring clinicians and healthcare facility
staff.
Communication - We believe communication is most
effective when there is sincere desire to resolve issues by listening
carefully, being open to other points of view, and giving and receiving
feedback in a courteous and respectful way. Exceptional communication
includes providing direct consultation by telephone or in person
to our referring clinicians as part of our coverage.
Service -
We work to carry out our duties in a comprehensive manner by providing
quick response, skillful interpretation, efficient and responsible
use of facility resources, and accurate reporting.