Titus Wong was born and raised in Vancouver, BC. He completed his MD and Medical Microbiology residency at the University of British Columbia, and earned a Masters in Health Science (Clinical Epidemiology) from the UBC School of Population and Public Health. He joined the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Vancouver General Hospital in 2012. He currently serves as an executive medical director in Medical Affairs at Provincial Health Services Authority, overseeing a portfolio that includes Infection Prevention and Control, Medical Staff Safety, Medical Staff Wellbeing, Antimicrobial Stewardship and Medical Assistance in Death (MAiD) & Advanced Care Planning (ACP). Titus is also the provincial medical director of BC’s Provincial Infection Control Network (PICNet), as well as a medical microbiologist at the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) Public Health laboratory, and the BCCDC Medical Director for IPAC and Community Health. He co-created and is the medical director for the Vancouver Coastal Health/ BC Ministry of Health Personal Protective Equipment Testing Laboratory. Titus has research interests in the testing and clinical application of environmental infection control strategies, and the clinical impact of rapid microbiology/infectious diseases diagnostic technologies. Titus contributes to several provincial and national groups including CMPT, CNISP, AMMI-Canada, PICNET, and Doctors of BC.