People on British Columbia’s Doctors' MSP Payments
19,854 people have been paid $25,000 or more by a British Columbia public employer since 2015; 13,012 were on the 2025 list. The year at a glance, then every person to find, filter and compare.
Highest paid in 2025
| # | Name | Employer | Gross payments | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Michael Ross | Medical Services Plan | $5,772,308 | +$821,272 (+16.6%) |
| 2 | Eduardo Vitor Navajas | Medical Services Plan | $4,826,188 | −$203,273 (−4.0%) |
| 3 | Manjeet Mann | Medical Services Plan | $4,254,360 | −$116,737 (−2.7%) |
| 4 | Kulbir Singh Gill | Medical Services Plan | $3,780,231 | +$580,033 (+18.1%) |
| 5 | Sundeep Singh Uppal | Medical Services Plan | $3,487,089 | +$347,492 (+11.1%) |
| 6 | Steven Schendel | Medical Services Plan | $3,410,411 | +$681,410 (+25.0%) |
| 7 | David Andrew Albiani | Medical Services Plan | $3,370,126 | −$197,758 (−5.5%) |
| 8 | Steve Daniel Levasseur | Medical Services Plan | $3,365,546 | −$262,909 (−7.2%) |
| 9 | Andrew Han Yu | Medical Services Plan | $3,301,656 | +$700,300 (+26.9%) |
| 10 | Colten Lee Wendel | Medical Services Plan | $3,262,362 | +$166,714 (+5.4%) |
At a glance
Biggest raises, 2024 to 2025
- Darrell Robert LewisMedical Services Plan+$1,153,308 (+1928.7%)
- Geoffrey Bing Shing LawMedical Services Plan+$918,037 (+60.8%)
- Jayavani MyneniMedical Services Plan+$912,418 (+200.8%)
- Allaudin Alibhai S. KamaniMedical Services Plan+$887,635 (+560.6%)
- Bryon Robert McKayMedical Services Plan+$853,068 (+63.8%)
- Michael RossMedical Services Plan+$821,272 (+16.6%)
- Navraj MalhiMedical Services Plan+$762,982 (+48.3%)
- Robert Chester PintwalaMedical Services Plan+$748,675 (+144.8%)
- Sabrina Mercedes TrigoMedical Services Plan+$743,801 (+155.2%)
- Adrienne DuimeringMedical Services Plan+$741,230 (+88.8%)
Same person and employer both years; large jumps often include one-time payments.
Highest paid newcomers, 2025
- Rafik Moftah Miloud DaihoumMedical Services Plan$1,011,107
- George. VrabecMedical Services Plan$954,051
- Deepak GroverMedical Services Plan$941,475
- Luay Amer Saleem Sleem Al NisrMedical Services Plan$796,599
- William TraskMedical Services Plan$792,729
- Raghav SainiMedical Services Plan$643,858
- Meghan Joy SmithMedical Services Plan$631,275
- Segun Muyiwa AdanikeMedical Services Plan$628,894
- Anita Omozoba FifenMedical Services Plan$628,841
- Chaocheng LiuMedical Services Plan$625,916
Not on the list the year before.
On every list since 2015
- Eduardo Vitor NavajasMedical Services Plan$4,826,188
- Manjeet MannMedical Services Plan$4,254,360
- Steven SchendelMedical Services Plan$3,410,411
- David Andrew AlbianiMedical Services Plan$3,370,126
- Steve Daniel LevasseurMedical Services Plan$3,365,546
- Andrew Han YuMedical Services Plan$3,301,656
- Ronald George CridlandMedical Services Plan$3,170,840
- Michael Thomas Walter ButlerMedical Services Plan$3,104,377
- Dharminder Singh DhandaMedical Services Plan$3,035,930
- Hugo F. S. SuttonMedical Services Plan$2,988,037
The highest paid in 2025 of the 5,808 people listed every year.
Pay on the 2025 list
People by payment band.
Find people
Any year’s 2,000 highest paid, or everyone at one employer. Filter, rank, tick two to compare; the address keeps your filters.
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Questions and answers
How many people have been on the list?
19,854 people since 2015, 13,012 of them in 2025, each followed across the years they appear. 5,808 have been on every list since 2015.
Who was the highest paid in 2025?
Michael Ross, at Medical Services Plan, with a salary of $5,772,308.
How do I find someone?
Type a name in the search box at the top, or use the finder below: choose a year and an employer, then filter by name, job, sector, salary. A filtered view can be shared: its address keeps the filters.
Can I compare two people?
Yes. Tick two people in the finder and choose “Compare 2”, or open anyone’s page and use “Compare with someone”.
How many people were paid $200,000 or more in 2025?
8,064, 62.0% of the 2025 list.
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.