Dr Elizabeth Rodgers qualified from the University of Birmingham medical school in 2007 and completed her training as a GP in 2012. She has worked in a variety of health care settings, including community hospitals, NHS primary care, and the private sector.
Elizabeth joined Bupa 9 years ago and has held a variety of roles. Elizabeth is currently Associate Clinical Director – Genomics, and a medical appraiser. She still undertakes clinical practice in primary care.
Elizabeth is currently working on the My Genomic Health programme, and is passionate about innovation, personalised and preventative care, and improving healthspan as well as lifespan.
Outside of work, Elizabeth can be found walking, running, enjoying time with her family, and making the most of nature.
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