“With all the amazing advancements in technology, it’s easy for radiologists to lose focus on the patient behind the images.  I feel blessed to have discovered a specialty, and more specifically, a group that supports and encourages a patient-centered practice.”

Dr. Tina Dickerson grew up in Velma, a small town in southwest Oklahoma.  She then pursued a degree in biology from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah.  She completed an internship at Tulsa Regional Medical Center after obtaining a doctorate in osteopathic medicine from Oklahoma State Health Sciences Center.  After completing a residency in general radiology at Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City, she performed a breast imaging fellowship training at Breast Imaging of Oklahoma before joining the staff here.

Dr. Dickerson and her partner reside in Edmond where she enjoys experiencing the great outdoors and volunteering with her two therapy dogs, Pearl and Jersey Blue.