Tina D. Dickerson, DO

Accepting New Patients
Member of OU Health Physicians

4.9 out of 5

(25 Ratings) , 21 Comments

Primary Specialty: Breast Imaging
Languages Spoken: English
Gender: Female

About Tina Dickerson

Tina D. Dickerson, DO, is a breast imaging physician at OU Health in Oklahoma City. Her clinical expertise includes providing comprehensive breast health services, such as mammography and other advanced imaging techniques, to ensure early detection and effective management of breast conditions.

She earned her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences. She completed her residency training in radiology at Integris Baptist Medical Center and further specialized by completing a fellowship in breast imaging at Breast Imaging of Oklahoma.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Dickerson is actively involved in academic roles and community volunteering. She is dedicated to advancing breast health awareness and education. Her commitment to her field and her patients is evident in her compassionate approach to care.

Health Education

Board Certification
American Board of Radiology

Fellowship
Breast Imaging of Oklahoma

Residency
Radiolgy Integris Baptist Medical Center
Oklahoma City, OK
2008

Medical School
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences
Oklahoma City, OK
2003

Reviews

03/27/2024

Very nice staff and facility. Very impressed. I moved here from Arkansas and that was my first visit there
03/26/2024

They did a great job, the doctor was wonderful, the nurses were wonderful, they made me feel at ease, went right into the procedure with not expecting that necessarily because we had an ultrasound and I had a spot that they wanted to maybe biopsy or wait. I chose to biopsy and we did it right then and there. Quick, easy, perfect. Thank you.
03/21/2024

Everyone is always very friendly & professional.
03/21/2024

I was told my results are benign but I still don't know how many or location of any benign tumors/cysts. That's never discussed unless I can quiz the tech when I have an ultrasound and they are willing to tell me. I always feel somewhat in the dark.