Public Salaries
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salary in British Columbia

13,012 people with this title were paid $25,000 or more in 2025. Half earned between $123,298 and $490,653.

Median payment
$286,600
+5.0% vs 2024
People on the list
13,012
Middle half
$123K–$491K
Highest
$5,772,308

Median payment by year

Among people with this title on the list. The line is the same median in 2025 dollars, by British Columbia’s consumer price index (Statistics Canada, table 18-10-0005-01), each fiscal year priced at the calendar year most of its months fall in.

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YearMedianIn 2025 dollars
2015$210,476$280,575
2016$211,798$279,285
2017$211,065$273,315
2018$204,254$258,994
2019$206,295$254,656
2020$214,951$259,282
2021$213,772$255,913
2022$221,618$258,093
2023$223,389$243,349
2024$273,011$286,192
2025$286,600$292,694

Pay bands

People with this title by salary, 2025.

$100K–$125K666
$125K–$150K635
$150K–$200K1,030
$200K–$300K1,784
$300K or more6,280

Employers with the most

Highest paid in 2025

#NameEmployerGross paymentsChange
1Michael RossMedical Services Plan$5,772,308+$821,272 (+16.6%)
2Eduardo Vitor NavajasMedical Services Plan$4,826,188−$203,273 (−4.0%)
3Manjeet MannMedical Services Plan$4,254,360−$116,737 (−2.7%)
4Kulbir Singh GillMedical Services Plan$3,780,231+$580,033 (+18.1%)
5Sundeep Singh UppalMedical Services Plan$3,487,089+$347,492 (+11.1%)
6Steven SchendelMedical Services Plan$3,410,411+$681,410 (+25.0%)
7David Andrew AlbianiMedical Services Plan$3,370,126−$197,758 (−5.5%)
8Steve Daniel LevasseurMedical Services Plan$3,365,546−$262,909 (−7.2%)
9Andrew Han YuMedical Services Plan$3,301,656+$700,300 (+26.9%)
10Colten Lee WendelMedical Services Plan$3,262,362+$166,714 (+5.4%)
11Ronald George CridlandMedical Services Plan$3,170,840+$609,576 (+23.8%)
12Robert Alexander GizickiMedical Services Plan$3,131,414+$112,710 (+3.7%)
13Michael Thomas Walter ButlerMedical Services Plan$3,104,377−$170,131 (−5.2%)
14Dharminder Singh DhandaMedical Services Plan$3,035,930−$397,222 (−11.6%)
15Kaivon Pakzad VaeziMedical Services Plan$3,003,809−$167,134 (−5.3%)
16Hugo F. S. SuttonMedical Services Plan$2,988,037+$414,690 (+16.1%)
17Andrew William KirkerMedical Services Plan$2,885,894+$37,279 (+1.3%)
18Hussein HollandsMedical Services Plan$2,804,658−$263,213 (−8.6%)
19Leah Arin WittenbergMedical Services Plan$2,711,204+$263,582 (+10.8%)
20Tung Minh DiepMedical Services Plan$2,593,830+$133,918 (+5.4%)
21Andrew Brian MerkurMedical Services Plan$2,546,582−$460,377 (−15.3%)
22Tirath Gosal-SadhraMedical Services Plan$2,482,344+$80,261 (+3.3%)
23David Tri Ta KimMedical Services Plan$2,479,949+$49,999 (+2.1%)
24Simon Rock LamMedical Services Plan$2,456,564−$318,212 (−11.5%)
25Geoffrey Bing Shing LawMedical Services Plan$2,428,714+$918,037 (+60.8%)
26Aaron Wai-Bun JoeMedical Services Plan$2,408,747+$149,193 (+6.6%)
27Daniel Currie WarderMedical Services Plan$2,392,348−$455,329 (−16.0%)
28Zaid MammoMedical Services Plan$2,388,039−$15,752 (−0.7%)
29Naser SayehMedical Services Plan$2,346,947+$40,662 (+1.8%)
30Navraj MalhiMedical Services Plan$2,342,247+$762,982 (+48.3%)
31Lica ChuiMedical Services Plan$2,322,268−$422,151 (−15.4%)
32Derek Vivek GodinhoMedical Services Plan$2,304,779−$184,692 (−7.4%)
33Wayne Wei-Ku LaiMedical Services Plan$2,262,185+$568,762 (+33.6%)
34Wouter Walter De BruinMedical Services Plan$2,233,089+$234,032 (+11.7%)
35Gabriel ChuMedical Services Plan$2,224,618−$288,678 (−11.5%)
36Yau Woon Edward YuMedical Services Plan$2,218,223−$14,686 (−0.7%)
37Hardeep Singh MahalMedical Services Plan$2,211,740+$238,256 (+12.1%)
38Darren PayneMedical Services Plan$2,199,385+$457,183 (+26.2%)
39Bryon Robert McKayMedical Services Plan$2,190,483+$853,068 (+63.8%)
40Rajinder Singh NirwanMedical Services Plan$2,185,645+$599,160 (+37.8%)
41Malvinder Singh HoonjanMedical Services Plan$2,154,209−$169,876 (−7.3%)
42Kevin Michael RamseyMedical Services Plan$2,145,815−$419,400 (−16.3%)
43Saul Hillel IsserowMedical Services Plan$2,142,334+$246,718 (+13.0%)
44Kurt Taro TsuyukiMedical Services Plan$2,003,156−$105,582 (−5.0%)
45Kevin Iain McLeodMedical Services Plan$1,984,285+$281,114 (+16.5%)
46Rajesh HiralalMedical Services Plan$1,983,454+$187,353 (+10.4%)
47Andrew Dennis LukarisMedical Services Plan$1,965,685−$166,572 (−7.8%)
48Aditya SethMedical Services Plan$1,963,693−$23,109 (−1.2%)
49Sam DoeMedical Services Plan$1,941,258+$231,483 (+13.5%)
50Tharwat Abd Elwhab FeraMedical Services Plan$1,926,479+$187,128 (+10.8%)

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Questions and answers

What is the median payment for a in British Columbia’s public sector?

$286,600 among the 13,012 people with this title on the 2025 list. Only people paid $25,000 or more are listed, so this is not the median for everyone in the job.

How much do most people with the title on the list earn?

Half were paid between $123,298 and $490,653 in 2025; the highest payment was $5,772,308.

Which employer has the most people with the title ?

Medical Services Plan, with 13,012 on the 2025 list.

How many people with the title are on the list?

13,012 in 2025, up from 10,528 in 2015.

What share of people with the title are paid $150,000 or more?

70% of those on the 2025 list (9,094 people), and 62% $200,000 or more (8,064).

How much does a make at Medical Services Plan?

The median payment of the 13,012 people with this title at Medical Services Plan was $286,600 in 2025.

Has pay gone up?

The median rose 5.0% from 2024 ($273,011) to 2025. In 2015 it was $210,476.

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.