Contact Info:
Office: 806-274-2986
Fax: 806-274-9176

Facility/Office:
Borger Medical Clinic
104 N Bryan
Borger, TX 79007

Education:
Board Certified in Family Practice 2000, Recertified 2006-2013
Medical School 1993-1997, St. Georges University, Grenada West Indies
Undergraduate 1988-1992, University of Oregon, BS - Biology Major, Minors in Chemistry and Biochemistry

Internship:
1997-1998 Rardin Family Practice, Ohio State
Intern of the Year

Residency:
Residency 1998-2000 Mad River Family Practice, Ohio State Rural Tract, Ohio Academy of Family Practice Honored Resident Award

Certification:
Member, American Academy of Family Physicians
Chief of Staff, GPCH, 2005
Board Certified in Family Practice 2000, Recertified 2006-2013

Biography:
Dr. Rogers owns and operates the Borger Medical Clinic in Borger, Texas, a community of about 15,000. He employs two part time nurse practitioners and required personnel. His practice is thriving and diverse as he treats patients of all ages from newborn to geriatric. Dr. Rogers performs typical office surgeries and works with Golden Plains Community Hospital to promote the health and well-being of his patients. He also serves as Medical Director of the Fritch Medical Clinic, Co-Director of the Women's & Children's Clinic and is physician at the Hutchinson County Jail. Dr. Rogers currently serves on the Golden Plains Community Hospital Board of Directors.

More/Other Information:
As a physician specializing in Family Practice, Dr. Rogers draws on a wealth of experience as a resident at small and rural hospitals. He serves as primary physician for his patients at the clinic and then, if necessary, follows them through their treatment at the Hospital in order to provide continuity of care. By working closely with his patients so that they understand all of their options, he helps ensure they are returned to good health as quickly as possible. Dr. Rogers specializes in treatment of newborns and young children. His many office procedures include treating ulcers, high blood pressure, chest pains, hernias, diabetes, simple fractures and lacerations.