Dr Dev Verick

Dr Dev Verick is a Geriatrician based in Sydney. He obtained his Bachelor of Medicine / Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Sydney in 1999 and 2000, respectively. Dr Verick further enhanced his knowledge and skills by completing a Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2010. With qualifications MBBS and FRACP, he has established himself as a reputable medical professional in the field.

Dr Verick has a special interest in providing holistic and patient-centered medical care for older individuals. He is well-versed in conducting cognitive assessments, particularly in the evaluation of memory problems. Additionally, he excels in dementia care, the management of falls, and handling chronic and complex health issues commonly experienced by the elderly. Moreover, Dr Verick's experience in General Medicine has equipped him with expertise in managing younger patients with complex medical problems.

Throughout his career, Dr Verick has made significant contributions to the medical field. He has been involved in several research studies, including a pilot study on impaired judgment and self-toileting behavior in fallers and non-fallers. This study was published in the European Journal on Ageing in September 2013. Another notable publication is his research on the involvement of Geriatricians in community-based psychogeriatric services, which was featured in the Asian Journal of Gerontology and Geriatrics in 2011.

Furthermore, Dr Verick has conducted research on topics such as polypharmacy, falls in geriatric patients, and heart failure care in older individuals. His insights and findings have been published in renowned journals such as the Australasian Journal on Ageing and Age and Ageing.

Dr Dev Verick's commitment to providing high-quality care to his patients is evident in his extensive qualifications and dedication to research. With his expertise and multidisciplinary approach, he strives to improve the well-being and health outcomes of older individuals while effectively managing complex medical conditions in patients of all ages.