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Mount Sinai Hospital salaries, 1999

38 people paid $100,000 or more in 1999, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 1999
38
0.0% vs 1998
Median salary
$158,273
−1.7% vs 1998
Highest salary
$321,882
Total disclosed
$6.3M

Everyone on the 1999 list

38 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1THEODORE FREEDMANPresident & Chief Executive Officer$321,882$14,436+$24,435 (+8.2%)
2KENNETH PRITZKERPathologist-in-Chief$269,402$3,646−$9,960 (−3.6%)
3Joseph MapaExecutive Vice President & COO$256,343$11,613+$18,302 (+7.7%)
4Allan DetskyPhysician-in-Chief$252,186$10,170−$9,744 (−3.7%)
5ALAN BERNSTEINDirector, Research Institute$249,282$3,150+$11,782 (+5.0%)
6DONALD LOWMicrobiologist-in-Chief$172,676$1,454−$6,570 (−3.7%)
7Brendan MullenLab Physician$172,047$1,415new
8YVAN BEDARDLab Physician$170,628$1,401−$3,941 (−2.3%)
9Bernard FernandesLab Physician$170,192$1,396−$3,931 (−2.3%)
10JUDITH SHAMIANVice President$169,943$5,713+$208 (+0.1%)
11WARREN HARTWICKLab Physician$168,080$1,404−$3,992 (−2.3%)
12ELETHERIOS DIAMANDISLab Physician$165,470$1,381−$3,924 (−2.3%)
13Ann JefferiesNeonatologist$165,465$354−$1,123 (−0.7%)
14Sylvia AsaLab Physician$164,657$1,347−$3,666 (−2.2%)
15JANET ROSSANTResearcher$163,800$354+$1,701 (+1.0%)
16Joan SproulVice President, Finance$162,474$8,784+$18,488 (+12.8%)
17Rita KandelLab Physician$162,265$1,347−$3,034 (−1.8%)
18ANTHONY PAWSONResearcher$161,431$354+$6,614 (+4.3%)
19FRANCES O'MALLEYNeonatologist$158,863$1,319+$56,914 (+55.8%)
20David HowarthLab Physician$157,684$1,319−$2,114 (−1.3%)
21MARK REDSTONLab Physician$157,684$1,319+$1,568 (+1.0%)
22JANINE GIRARD-PEARLMANVice President$157,115$8,737new
23Allison McgeerLab Physician$156,176$1,319−$5,802 (−3.6%)
24ANTHONY MAZZULLILab Physician$154,796$1,894−$5,342 (−3.3%)
25IRVING BROMBERGNeonatologist$150,296$1,319−$3,842 (−2.5%)
26Kelly S. MacdonaldNeonatologist$150,296$1,319−$3,842 (−2.5%)
27Chen WangLab Physician$146,115$1,272+$17,257 (+13.4%)
28Edmond KellyNeonatologist$145,941$354−$24,513 (−14.4%)
29STEPHEN LYEResearcher$143,445$354−$42 (−0.0%)
30Karel O'BrienNeonatologist$135,941$354−$5,475 (−3.9%)
31JOHN RODERResearcher$135,735$354−$2,016 (−1.5%)
32LYNN NAGLEChief Information Officer$132,266$8,519+$13,376 (+11.3%)
33JOSEPH CULOTTIResearcher$130,854$354−$39 (−0.0%)
34MARK GRYNPASResearcher$130,556$354+$1,817 (+1.4%)
35Kin Young-TaiNeonatologist$125,400$354new
36IRENE ANDRULISResearcher$122,994$354−$12,237 (−9.0%)
37JAMES DENNISResearcher$108,106$354new
38LESLIE VINCENTVice President, Nursing$105,252$2,161new

Most common jobs in 1999

Lab Physician12
Researcher8
Neonatologist7
Vice President2
Chief Information Officer1
Director, Research Institute1
Executive Vice President & COO1
Microbiologist-in-Chief1
Pathologist-in-Chief1
Physician-in-Chief1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at Mount Sinai Hospital not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 1999 are listed. Everyone else at Mount Sinai Hospital that year was paid less.

What are taxable benefits?

The benefits the employer reported as taxable for the year. They are listed separately and are not part of the salary figure.

What does “salary paid” include?

What the employer paid in the calendar year, so it can include overtime, retroactive pay, vacation payouts, severance or a partial year. Taxable benefits are listed separately. How the lists work