Dr. Tom Rogers has practiced pediatrics in Fort Worth since 1967. He spent his early years at George Clarke Elementary, McLean and RL Paschal schools. He earned his undergraduate degree at Texas Christian University and his medical degree at Southwestern Medical School in Dallas. Dr. Rogers' special interests are centered around school-related problems and he is involved in several child advocacy organizations. He was board certified in 1966. A former baseball player, Dr. Rogers was inducted into the TCU Letterman's Hall of Fame in 1999. He was honored with the Cook Children's Physician Network Service Award in 2003 and Distinguished Physician Award in 2006. Dr. Rogers also received special recognition from the Tarrant County Medical Society by accepting the Gold-Headed Cane Award in 2006.

Dr. Rogers has served as Chief of Pediatrics at the following:

• Cook Children's
• Fort Worth Children's Hospital
• Harris Methodist Hospital
• John Peter Smith Hospital

Served as president or chairman of boards for:

• Because We Care
• Cook Children's Physician Network
• Fort Worth Medical Ski Association
• Lena Pope Home
• March of Dimes
• The Parenting Center
• Schola Cantorum of Texas
• TCU Alumni Association, Fort Worth chapter
• TCU Letterman's Association

Also served on the board of directors for:

• Cook Children's Medical Center
• First United Methodist Church
• Fort Worth Symphony
• Fort Worth Opera
• Youth Orchestra of Fort Worth

Dr. Rogers also served the Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) as Citizen's Advisory Committee Chairman for the 1985 Facilities Improvement Bond Program and the 1990 Committee on Desegregation.