Medical Services Plan salaries
13,012 people paid $25,000 or more in 2025. On the MSP Blue Book every year from 2015 to 2025.
Highest paid in 2025
| # | Name | Gross payments | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Michael Ross | $5,772,308 | +$821,272 (+16.6%) |
| 2 | Eduardo Vitor Navajas | $4,826,188 | −$203,273 (−4.0%) |
| 3 | Manjeet Mann | $4,254,360 | −$116,737 (−2.7%) |
| 4 | Kulbir Singh Gill | $3,780,231 | +$580,033 (+18.1%) |
| 5 | Sundeep Singh Uppal | $3,487,089 | +$347,492 (+11.1%) |
| 6 | Steven Schendel | $3,410,411 | +$681,410 (+25.0%) |
| 7 | David Andrew Albiani | $3,370,126 | −$197,758 (−5.5%) |
| 8 | Steve Daniel Levasseur | $3,365,546 | −$262,909 (−7.2%) |
| 9 | Andrew Han Yu | $3,301,656 | +$700,300 (+26.9%) |
| 10 | Colten Lee Wendel | $3,262,362 | +$166,714 (+5.4%) |
| 11 | Ronald George Cridland | $3,170,840 | +$609,576 (+23.8%) |
| 12 | Robert Alexander Gizicki | $3,131,414 | +$112,710 (+3.7%) |
| 13 | Michael Thomas Walter Butler | $3,104,377 | −$170,131 (−5.2%) |
| 14 | Dharminder Singh Dhanda | $3,035,930 | −$397,222 (−11.6%) |
| 15 | Kaivon Pakzad Vaezi | $3,003,809 | −$167,134 (−5.3%) |
| 16 | Hugo F. S. Sutton | $2,988,037 | +$414,690 (+16.1%) |
| 17 | Andrew William Kirker | $2,885,894 | +$37,279 (+1.3%) |
| 18 | Hussein Hollands | $2,804,658 | −$263,213 (−8.6%) |
| 19 | Leah Arin Wittenberg | $2,711,204 | +$263,582 (+10.8%) |
| 20 | Tung Minh Diep | $2,593,830 | +$133,918 (+5.4%) |
| 21 | Andrew Brian Merkur | $2,546,582 | −$460,377 (−15.3%) |
| 22 | Tirath Gosal-Sadhra | $2,482,344 | +$80,261 (+3.3%) |
| 23 | David Tri Ta Kim | $2,479,949 | +$49,999 (+2.1%) |
| 24 | Simon Rock Lam | $2,456,564 | −$318,212 (−11.5%) |
| 25 | Geoffrey Bing Shing Law | $2,428,714 | +$918,037 (+60.8%) |
| 26 | Aaron Wai-Bun Joe | $2,408,747 | +$149,193 (+6.6%) |
| 27 | Daniel Currie Warder | $2,392,348 | −$455,329 (−16.0%) |
| 28 | Zaid Mammo | $2,388,039 | −$15,752 (−0.7%) |
| 29 | Naser Sayeh | $2,346,947 | +$40,662 (+1.8%) |
| 30 | Navraj Malhi | $2,342,247 | +$762,982 (+48.3%) |
| 31 | Lica Chui | $2,322,268 | −$422,151 (−15.4%) |
| 32 | Derek Vivek Godinho | $2,304,779 | −$184,692 (−7.4%) |
| 33 | Wayne Wei-Ku Lai | $2,262,185 | +$568,762 (+33.6%) |
| 34 | Wouter Walter De Bruin | $2,233,089 | +$234,032 (+11.7%) |
| 35 | Gabriel Chu | $2,224,618 | −$288,678 (−11.5%) |
| 36 | Yau Woon Edward Yu | $2,218,223 | −$14,686 (−0.7%) |
| 37 | Hardeep Singh Mahal | $2,211,740 | +$238,256 (+12.1%) |
| 38 | Darren Payne | $2,199,385 | +$457,183 (+26.2%) |
| 39 | Bryon Robert McKay | $2,190,483 | +$853,068 (+63.8%) |
| 40 | Rajinder Singh Nirwan | $2,185,645 | +$599,160 (+37.8%) |
| 41 | Malvinder Singh Hoonjan | $2,154,209 | −$169,876 (−7.3%) |
| 42 | Kevin Michael Ramsey | $2,145,815 | −$419,400 (−16.3%) |
| 43 | Saul Hillel Isserow | $2,142,334 | +$246,718 (+13.0%) |
| 44 | Kurt Taro Tsuyuki | $2,003,156 | −$105,582 (−5.0%) |
| 45 | Kevin Iain McLeod | $1,984,285 | +$281,114 (+16.5%) |
| 46 | Rajesh Hiralal | $1,983,454 | +$187,353 (+10.4%) |
| 47 | Andrew Dennis Lukaris | $1,965,685 | −$166,572 (−7.8%) |
| 48 | Aditya Seth | $1,963,693 | −$23,109 (−1.2%) |
| 49 | Sam Doe | $1,941,258 | +$231,483 (+13.5%) |
| 50 | Tharwat Abd Elwhab Fera | $1,926,479 | +$187,128 (+10.8%) |
| 51 | Patrick Eugene Ma | $1,922,945 | −$133,886 (−6.5%) |
| 52 | Francis Chi Hung Law | $1,894,349 | +$239,875 (+14.5%) |
| 53 | Charalambos Andreou | $1,890,653 | +$94,730 (+5.3%) |
| 54 | Sonia Niki Yeung | $1,854,419 | −$2,364 (−0.1%) |
| 55 | Avash Jeet Singh | $1,842,169 | +$239,747 (+15.0%) |
| 56 | Micah Alexander Burns | $1,841,902 | −$33,936 (−1.8%) |
| 57 | Giuseppe Giustino | $1,823,271 | +$594,600 (+48.4%) |
| 58 | John Paul Lemaitre | $1,785,009 | +$92,587 (+5.5%) |
| 59 | Danny Siwai Lee | $1,783,035 | +$275,464 (+18.3%) |
| 60 | George Jen Wei Mak | $1,772,643 | +$3,243 (+0.2%) |
| 61 | Arezoo Astanehe | $1,744,068 | −$65,241 (−3.6%) |
| 62 | Cory Lorn Ramstead | $1,741,902 | −$180,731 (−9.4%) |
| 63 | Keyvan Hadad | $1,733,871 | +$276,438 (+19.0%) |
| 64 | Kathryn Mary Brown | $1,725,030 | +$104,984 (+6.5%) |
| 65 | Jeffrey Alan Blicker | $1,719,230 | +$117,484 (+7.3%) |
| 66 | Iman Hemmati | $1,700,924 | +$348,629 (+25.8%) |
| 67 | Byron David Silver | $1,693,470 | +$29,108 (+1.7%) |
| 68 | Si Xi Zhao | $1,693,043 | +$12,716 (+0.8%) |
| 69 | Christopher Sandor Pollock | $1,690,446 | +$11,458 (+0.7%) |
| 70 | Avinder Singh Minhas | $1,688,323 | +$354,512 (+26.6%) |
| 71 | Jean Paul Lim | $1,683,450 | +$474,058 (+39.2%) |
| 72 | Nader Hassan Elmayergi | $1,681,849 | +$16,527 (+1.0%) |
| 73 | Yuanyuan Chen | $1,676,896 | +$551,009 (+48.9%) |
| 74 | Zakaria Tadrous | $1,660,671 | −$181,623 (−9.9%) |
| 75 | Kei Kwong Stanley Tung | $1,659,719 | +$318,257 (+23.7%) |
| 76 | Winston Tsui | $1,656,559 | −$18,975 (−1.1%) |
| 77 | Osama Gusbi | $1,651,839 | +$110,208 (+7.1%) |
| 78 | Marius Anton Scheepers | $1,651,709 | +$70,530 (+4.5%) |
| 79 | Chaoran Zhang | $1,618,221 | +$170,602 (+11.8%) |
| 80 | Rosanna Kristine Martens | $1,614,687 | +$221,834 (+15.9%) |
| 81 | Kamyar Mohaseb | $1,613,577 | +$107,565 (+7.1%) |
| 82 | Sina Alipour | $1,604,199 | +$153,735 (+10.6%) |
| 83 | Varinderjit Parmar | $1,604,082 | +$244,217 (+18.0%) |
| 84 | Darren Behn | $1,603,105 | +$121,817 (+8.2%) |
| 85 | Gavin Christopher Scott Docherty | $1,602,186 | +$362,206 (+29.2%) |
| 86 | Inderpreet Singh Dhaliwal | $1,591,192 | +$643,619 (+67.9%) |
| 87 | Donald W. Anderson | $1,580,989 | −$83,215 (−5.0%) |
| 88 | Steven Wade Shaver | $1,580,707 | −$296,373 (−15.8%) |
| 89 | Jahangir Hajimohammed Charania | $1,578,914 | −$174,100 (−9.9%) |
| 90 | Adrienne Duimering | $1,576,402 | +$741,230 (+88.8%) |
| 91 | Qasim Hameed Afridi | $1,559,146 | +$356,481 (+29.6%) |
| 92 | David Edgar Fine | $1,546,929 | +$137,204 (+9.7%) |
| 93 | Kulwinder Singh Mann | $1,544,868 | +$140,652 (+10.0%) |
| 94 | Amir Yasha Tashakkor | $1,543,875 | +$36,058 (+2.4%) |
| 95 | Andrew Samieson Goad | $1,542,003 | +$38,561 (+2.6%) |
| 96 | Susan Yuk-Lin Kwan | $1,541,140 | +$120,190 (+8.5%) |
| 97 | Victor De Sousa Pegado | $1,540,043 | +$66,395 (+4.5%) |
| 98 | Eiman Nasseri | $1,531,298 | +$79,739 (+5.5%) |
| 99 | Matthew Camil Bujak | $1,528,002 | +$358 (+0.0%) |
| 100 | Saman Rezazadeh | $1,525,358 | +$188,192 (+14.1%) |
People on the list by year
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| Year | Value |
|---|---|
| 2015 | 10,528 |
| 2016 | 10,826 |
| 2017 | 11,157 |
| 2018 | 11,448 |
| 2019 | 11,806 |
| 2020 | 12,052 |
| 2021 | 12,035 |
| 2022 | 12,567 |
| 2023 | 12,177 |
| 2024 | 12,693 |
| 2025 | 13,012 |
Median payment by year
What each job pays at Medical Services Plan, 2025
The most common jobs, with their median payment against the same title across the list.
Medians where 3 or more people share the title. British Columbia median: everyone with the title on the 2025 list, at any employer.
Payment bands
Practitioners by payment, 2025.
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Questions and answers
How many people at Medical Services Plan were paid $25,000 or more in 2025?
13,012, +2.5% on 2024 (12,693 people).
What is the median payment at Medical Services Plan?
$286,600 among the people on the 2025 list, against $286,600 for practitioners as a whole.
Who is the highest-paid employee at Medical Services Plan?
In 2025, Michael Ross, at Medical Services Plan, with a salary of $5,772,308.
What is the most common job at Medical Services Plan on the list?
, with 13,012 people in 2025.
How much does a at Medical Services Plan make?
The median payment of the 13,012 people with this title at Medical Services Plan was $286,600 in 2025.
How long has Medical Services Plan been on the list?
Since 2015: every year from 2015 to 2025.
Where can I see everyone at Medical Services Plan on the list?
The full 2025 list has every name, job, salary; earlier years are linked from the chart above.
What is “gross payments”?
Gross payments for insured services in the fiscal year, as the Medical Services Commission publishes them, before the practice costs (staff, rent, equipment) practitioners pay from them: not a salary or take-home pay. How the lists work
Why is someone not on the list?
Only people paid $25,000 or more in the year are listed, for insured services MSP paid for. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.
How do I report a mistake or ask for a record to be removed?
See Privacy and corrections. Figures are shown exactly as British Columbia published them; we fix matching mistakes and handle removal requests there.
