Steven Rogers, MD

Steven Rogers, MD is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine physician and Injury Prevention research scientist at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center and Injury Prevention Center. These positions allow him to have a unique perspective on preventing as well as treating sick and injured children. His academic and research activities in injury prevention have been focused on the most common causes of death in pediatric patients aged 1 to 18 years, including areas such as motor vehicle/pedestrian safety, drowning, suicide, and violence screening/prevention. He is enrolled in a Master’s of Science in Clinical and Translational Research program at the University of Connecticut. His current focus is on improving the care of high-risk behavioral health and psychiatric patients in the emergency department. He is also developing new technology that will enhance injury prevention education as well as improve clinicians’ abilities to identify and prevent injury/violence in high risk patient populations.

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