Dr Sasha Rogers

Dr Sasha Rogers is an Australian-trained neurosurgeon, specialising in adult spinal conditions and skull base tumors. Dr Rogers offers surgical solutions for a wide range of brain and peripheral nerve conditions. He holds a belief that a personalised approach aimed at improving an individual’s quality of life is crucial to his practice. Dr Rogers is committed to his patients and their timely access to healthcare, placing emphasis on minimalistic and safe surgical methodologies. Patients requiring surgery do not face any gap cost, and treatment is delivered promptly at Perth Neurosurgery and Hollywood Private Hospital.

Dr Rogers has been appointed to Sir Charles Gairdner Public Hospital, where he teaches and works alongside surgical trainees and junior medical staff. He completed his undergraduate medical training and neuroscience BSc at UCL and Queen's Square Institute of Neurology in London. He then moved to Australia, where he trained in some of the country's leading medical institutions in Queensland, New South Wales, and Western Australia. He gained a Master's degree from the University of Western Australia for his research into pediatric brain tumors at the Telethon Kids Institute. Dr Rogers received his fellowship from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2016.

To further his expertise, Dr Rogers pursued two years of postgraduate subspecialty training in Canada, specialising in endoscopic and skull base tumor surgery. He also received the coveted AOSpine North American fellowship in complex spine. Dr Rogers's meticulous approach, coupled with his strong record of achievement, has earned him a place of high esteem within the medical community and amongst his patients.