Dr Tania Rogers

Dr. Tania Rogers is a General Practitioner and Occupational Medicine Specialist with over 15 years of experience in both general practice and workplace health. She completed her MBBS at the University of Sydney in 2003 and went on to attain her Fellowship from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 2010.

Dr. Rogers specializes in musculoskeletal medicine and sports injuries, providing comprehensive treatment for patients with workplace-related health issues, including rehabilitation and workplace health management. She is also skilled in travel health, ensuring that individuals are prepared and protected for international travel.

Dr. Rogers’ expertise in occupational medicine allows her to work effectively with businesses and organizations to create safe work environments and develop strategies to manage work-related injuries and stress. She enjoys collaborating with her patients to help them achieve optimal health in both their personal and professional lives.

Dr. Rogers has been involved in research related to occupational health, with a focus on workplace injuries, rehabilitation, and the impact of musculoskeletal disorders on employees. Her research aims to improve workplace health policies and to develop preventative measures for work-related injuries.

She has also contributed to studies on sports injuries and musculoskeletal medicine, particularly regarding early intervention and rehabilitation techniques to reduce the long-term impact of injuries.

• Excellence in Occupational Health – 2016

• Best GP for Musculoskeletal Medicine – 2018

• Outstanding Contribution to Workplace Health – 2019

Dr. Rogers has published articles in occupational health and musculoskeletal medicine journals, where she advocates for better management of workplace injuries and sports injuries. She has contributed to the development of guidelines for workplace safety, and her research has had a significant impact on rehabilitation programs and employee wellness strategies in the corporate sector.

Dr. Rogers also writes extensively on preventative healthcare, particularly in occupational settings, and is a regular speaker at health conferences focusing on workplace health and rehabilitation.