Dev Paul, DO, PhD, FACP

Dr. Paul is an excellent doctor. I saw him for breast cancer. He answered every question I had in detail and helped me to understand the situation I found myself in. Dr. Paul is very knowledgeable and caring. I consider myself fortunate to have Dr. Paul as my medical oncologist.

Dr Paul is very knowledgeable & proficient at his job . I completely trust his opinion & recommendations . He is easy to reach & responds promptly . Top notch Dr !!!

If I have to have an oncologist, I’m lucky it’s Dr Paul. Dr. Paul has been my physician for 3 years. He is thorough, patient, detail oriented and science based. I appreciate his calm and data driven responses. He balances medicine and humanism with extreme care and Grace. His assistants are equally effective and approachable. I feel lucky to be his patient, even under these circumstances.

Excellent doctor. Very caring, and compassionate. Wish he could be my primary care doctor.

There aren't enough words in the world to desc ribe what Dr. Paul has meant to me. I've often considered that receiving care from Dr. Paul almost made cancer worth getting. At my first appointment, he gave me his pager number and made me promise to reach out the minute I needed help or reassurance, no matter the time of day or night. He also asked me to call him before going to the emergency room so that I wouldn't get admitted unnecessarily. (My.first oncologist let me wither away in the hospital for a week due to lack of communication with the hospitalist). The only time I had to page him was at 2 AM and he called back within 5 minutes. I saw him before each chemo treatmemt, which I hear is unusual. I've heard other survivors talk about dreading their follow up visits, but I look forward to them because Dr.. Paul is THE BEST. Also, he always shows up in a suit, tie and the most amazing cowboy boots the world has ever seen.

I met several oncologists before settling with Dr Paul. He was the first to look at me like a person not a condition. He was the first to ask for all of my records and tissue samples so he could have a thorough view of my picture. Heck even sent me to a pulmonologist to get my long term cough diagnosed as asthma. i saw him for every chemo visit when i know some patients who only saw their doctors for the first visit the middle visit and the last visit. he helps out medical students and finally i have stage IV triple negative breast cancer, it's typically very aggressive and a bad prognosis but so far i am 4 years out from diagnosis with no evidence of disease since my initial chemo regimen