Dr. Christopher Rogers was born and raised in Dublin, Ga, just a few miles down the road from Savannah. He attended college at Georgia Southern University where he was a member of the Georgia Southern football team and served as a kicker. He graduated with a Bachelors's degree in Biology and then completed medical school at Mercer University School of Medicine at the Savannah Campus. While attending medical school, Dr. Rogers served on the Mercer On a Mission Team which involved several medical mission trips to places including Honduras and Cambodia. Dr. Rogers was also named one of the 2018 40 Under 40 honorees from his alma mater, Georgia Southern University. 

Dr. Rogers received his pediatric training at Carolinas Medical Center, specifically at Levine Children’s Hospital in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Other areas Dr. Rogers has spent time studying are vitamin deficiency in children, malarial infections, and firearm and injury prevention.

Dr. Rogers and his wife, Kylee, live in Savannah with their two dogs, Erk, a springer spaniel, and Marlow, a great dane. They have now been married for over 3 years and are excited to be back home in Savannah. He enjoys watching the Georgia Southern Football games, reading comic books, going to live music shows, and attending church at Compassion Christian Savannah.