Dr. Tolga Suvar, M.D.
Tolga Suvar was born in Queens, and raised in New York. He has trained in the discipline of anesthesiology with a focus in interventional pain management at Ross University with clerkships completed in Jamaica Hospital (Queens, NY).
Born in Queens, and raised in New York, Dr. Suvar has trained in the discipline of anesthesiology with a focus in interventional pain management. He completed his residency in Little Rock, at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and advanced his training in Interventional Pain Management in Chicago, at Rush University Medical Center. Dr. Suvar is double board-certified in Anesthesiology and Interventional Pain Medicine.
Dr. Suvar has found that there’s a multitude of gratification awarded through the practice of anesthesiology, such as clearly-defined, tangible end goals in the acute setting as well as the clarity and connection developed with patients.
It is not often that most physicians find the niche that embodies every characteristic that will enable them to highlight their strengths for their future practice. Through the practice of pain medicine, Dr. Suvar is able to curate his style and develop a personality within the scope of this specialty.
Interning at University of Arkansas for Medical Science has allowed Dr. Suvar to tailor his career and further gain a deeper understanding of the interventional practices that can be integrated to the patient’s treatment plan. Dr. Suvar is always challenging himself to improve and the quality of his training, depth and breadth of experiences, as well as the volume of interventional procedures is the key to Dr. Suvar's professional background.
Dr. Suvar takes pride with being detailed-oriented and is always furthering his education in anesthesiology. It’s what drives him to become a skillful clinician and knowledgable consultant throughout the practice of interventional medicine. Dr. Suvar greatly appreciates the connections he develops with his patients, not only does it establish trust but it helps provide the best outcome in procedures and treatment plans. He listens to his patient’s needs and believes it’s important to provide education in pain management to his patients to promote longevity and healthy habits.
