His specific clinical interests include whiplash injuries, disk herniations,  ANY running or cycling- related overuse injury, video gait analysis of runners, bicycle fitting, and most things that happen to an athlete during sports participation.

 He is the past president of the Colorado Chiropractic Society. He is a post-graduate faculty member of Palmer College of Chiropractic and continues to lecture nationally on the subject of sports-related diagnostic imaging and rehabilitation. Dr. Rodgers is published in numerous chiropractic, sports medicine, and outdoor sports magazines including Outside Magazine, Runner's World, Adventure Racing Magazine, and the Journal of the Neuromuskuloskeletal System. He is the past medical staff director for Rocky Mountain based Ironman events and the Rocky Mountain Half Marathon. 

Dr. Rodgers performed his undergraduate sports medicine training at the University of Missouri at Kansas City where he obtained his board certification as an athletic trainer (A.T.C.). As a trainer in the athletic department, he supervised the primary care of over 150 Division I athletes and worked specifically with the soccer, basketball, and track and field teams performing injury evaluation, rehabilitation, prevention, and emergent field care.

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