Medical Director Statement Confirming Dr. Myria Petrou’s Clinical Standing (2024)
Medical Director Statement on Dr. Myria Petrou (2024)
This record documents a September 25, 2024 statement from the Medical Director of The Radiology Clinic regarding Dr. Myria Petrou’s professional standing following her departure from the University of Michigan.
The statement reflects Dr. Petrou’s clinical role, leadership, and standing within an independent medical practice.
Statement from Medical Director Ketan Naran, MD regarding Dr. Myria Petrou’s role and standing at The Radiology Clinic.
The Medical Director states that Dr. Petrou joined The Radiology Clinic in April 2022 as a board-certified, fellowship-trained neuroradiologist and is in good standing. The statement further notes her role in helping to establish the practice’s PET/CT program and describes her as a vital part of the practice.
The record reflects that Dr. Petrou earned the respect of colleagues and staff and is active in the medical community in Montgomery County, Maryland, including serving in a leadership role with the Montgomery County Medical Society.
The Medical Director further states that he works closely with Dr. Petrou and looks forward to continuing to work with her in the future.
The statement provides a contemporaneous professional assessment of Dr. Petrou’s clinical work and role following her employment at the University of Michigan.
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