Charles Mayo was an American physician and surgeon, best known as one of the founders of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Born in 1865, he played a significant role in advancing medical practices and promoting the importance of teamwork in healthcare. His vision helped establish the clinic as a leading medical institution. Mayo was also a pioneer in the field of surgery, contributing to various surgical techniques and innovations. He emphasized the need for patient-centered care and was dedicated to improving the quality of healthcare. His legacy continues to influence modern medicine and surgical practices today.