Tito D. Tubog

Dr. Tito D. Tubog serves as Assistant Professor and Associate Program Director for the Nurse Anesthesia program within the College of Health Professions at Texas Wesleyan University. Based in the Nurse Anesthesia Building 104, he holds dual doctoral credentials (DNAP and PhD) alongside CRNA certification, directing both academic and clinical training for graduate anesthesia students.

His educational foundation includes:

• Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Ateneo de Zamboanga University
• Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia from Texas Wesleyan University
• Doctorate of Nurse Anesthesia Practice from Texas Wesleyan University
• Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing Science from Texas Women's University

Dr. Tubog's research program centers on evidence-based anesthesia practices with emphases on OB anesthesia, regional anesthesia techniques, and vulnerable population care. His methodological specialty involves systematic reviews and meta-analyses evaluating pharmacological interventions, complication prevention, and perioperative optimization. This scholarly approach directly informs his teaching of advanced anesthesia pharmacology, biostatistics, and clinical practice courses.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2016-2019) reveals consistent focus on anesthesia complication management through rigorous evidence synthesis. Key thematic clusters include neuraxial opioid side-effect mitigation, obstetric anesthesia optimization, and pharmacological strategies for perioperative complications. His work demonstrates particular expertise in meta-analytic methodology applied to anesthesia practice questions.

As Associate Program Director, Dr. Tubog teaches core curriculum courses including Advanced Physical Assessment, Principles of Anesthesia Practice I/II, Clinical Didactics, Applied Biostatistics, and Advanced Anesthesia Pharmacology. His conference presentations at venues like the ERAS Symposium and AANA State of the Science sessions reflect active engagement in translating research into clinical practice improvements.