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Radiology MVP Spotlight: Lindsey Wolfe Recognized for Exceptional Teamwork and Patient Care 

Post Date: October 15, 2026
Radiology MVP Spotlight: Lindsey Wolfe Recognized for Exceptional Teamwork and Patient Care 

A well-deserved congratulations goes to Lindsey Wolfe, CT technologist, as the recipient of the August Radiology MVP award. Lindsey is a true champion of teamwork, constant improvement, and positivity. She is a go-getter with a giant smile and has a big heart for the patients she cares for and the teammates she works alongside. She is always looking at ways to make sure patients get exactly what they need, evidenced by her August PFE High Five Award. And this month, she is recognized for her unwavering teamwork that supports the needs of her team. Below is Lindsey’s Radiology MVP nomination: 

Lindsey is the type of person to say, “What more can I do?” She will continually offer to help until there is nothing more to do. She is teams-first minded and thinks about CCHMC in all aspects of her work. Whatever she can do to benefit the department. She works above her FTE continually, covers the open third shifts through this staffing crisis, and volunteers to work extra week upon week all while keeping a positive morale and upbeat attitude. It is very much appreciated and recognized.  

Thank you for all you do for the department and our patients, Lindsey. We are better with you on our team.


Congratulations also go out to the other August MVP nominees: 

  • Ms. Liz Peacock, EVS
  • Andrea Essert, ultrasound tech
  • April Burton, radiography tech
  • Taylor Arnold, Anesthesia Imaging nurse
  • Ali Nickley, Liberty CT tech
  • Alex Knecht, Liberty CT tech
  • Carey Eiser, Anesthesia Imaging nurse
  • Emma Harrison, Anesthesia Imaging nurse
  • Cara Trimble, Senior Patient Family Engagement Specialist
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About the author: Anna Lee

Anna Lee is the Clinical Director of Anesthesia Imaging. Anna was a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) nurse for almost fifteen years, six of which she was a manager. One of her favorite parts of being a leader in the PICU was watching people find their passion and running with it, making the care we give our patients better and better every day.

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About the editor: Glenn Miñano

Glenn Miñano is a media specialist in the Department of Radiology, providing graphic design, photography, printing, video services, and administration of the department’s online properties. His works have been published in several medical articles, such as the American Journal of Radiology and the American Institute of Ultrasound. He has been providing these services to the Radiology Department since 1996.

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About the editor: Meredith Towbin

Editor: Meredith Towbin