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Northern Ontario School Of Medicine salaries, 2015

37 people paid $100,000 or more in 2015, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 2015
37
−9.8% vs 2014
Median salary
$133,724
+11.6% vs 2014
Highest salary
$358,586
Total disclosed
$5.5M

Everyone on the 2015 list

37 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1Roger StrasserDean and Chief Executive Officer$358,586$23,187$0
2David MarshDeputy Dean$248,007$671+$0
3Catherine CervinAssociate Dean, Postgraduate Education$238,007$671+$30,000
4Frances Moody-CorbettAssociate Dean, Research$198,007$671+$95,773
5David MussonAssociate Dean, Undergraduate Medical Education$191,269$594new
6Janice WillettAssociate Dean, Faculty Affairs and Continuing Education and Professional Education$191,269$594−$21,000
7Greg RossProfessor, Medical Sciences$178,947$868−$5,060
8Brian RossProfessor, Pharmacology$172,458$1,063+$2,856
9Zacharias SuntresProfessor, Pharmacology/Toxicology$172,458$967+$3,532
10David MacleanProfessor, Physiology and Assistant Dean, Research$164,935$897+$6,927
11Marina UlanovaProfessor, Immunology$157,140$441+$6,959
12Elaine HogardDirector, Assessment and Program Evaluation$151,415$842+$5,427
13Patricia SmithAssociate Professor, Behavioural Medicine$150,591$874+$3,472
14Tom KovalaAssociate Professor, Biochemistry$148,120$864+$5,451
15Kim FalcignoDirector, Continuing Education and Professional Development$143,244$607new
16Carita LannerAssociate Professor, Molecular Genetics$141,947$825+$5,360
17Geoffrey HudsonAssociate Professor, Historian of Medicine$138,820$815+$5,314
18Tze-Chun TaiAssociate Professor, Physiology$134,973$799+$5,258
19Grace VitaDirector, Planning and Risk$133,724$607+$18,001
20Joe LipinskiDirector, Finance$131,190$578+$15,466
21Neelam KhaperAssociate Professor, Physiology$127,201$753+$5,143
22Omair QuraishiChief Information Officer$126,025$570+$4,320
23Edward BridgeDirector, Human Resources$125,140$565+$5,297
24Marion MaarAssociate Professor, Medical Anthropology$125,130$1,731+$6,143
25Kim DaynardDirector, Communications$121,904$551+$4,700
26Kristen JacklinAssociate Professor, Medical Anthropology$120,772$715+$5,048
27Anita ArellaDirector, Faculty Affairs and Continuing Education and Professional Development$119,897$532+$9,452
28Patty FinkDirector, Health Sciences Library$118,038$534+$2,314
29Jennifer FawcettDirector, Postgraduate Education$115,118$521+$7,908
30John FriesenDirector, Learner Affairs and Undergraduate Medical Education Administration$112,261$498+$8,913
31Simon LeesAssociate Professor, Physiology$111,346$659+$6,284
32Robert SmithDivision Head, Clinical Sciences$110,899$0−$17,275
33Miriam CainDirector, Admissions and Learner Recruitment$107,772$487+$6,091
34Marion BriggsDirector, Health Sciences and Interprofessional Education$107,434$486+$6,068
35Kathleen BeattyDirector, Equity and Quality$106,420$481+$3,099
36Siobhan FarrellDirector, Active Learning$106,350$475+$5,927
37Danielle Barbeau-RodrigueDirector, Francophone Affairs$105,476$476+$5,053

Most common jobs in 2015

Associate Professor, Physiology3
Associate Professor, Medical Anthropology2
Associate Dean, (Research)1
Associate Dean, Faculty Affairs and Continuing Education and Professional Education1
Associate Dean, Postgraduate Education1
Associate Dean, Undergraduate Medical Education1
Associate Professor, Behavioural Medicine1
Associate Professor, Biochemistry1
Associate Professor, Historian of Medicine1
Associate Professor, Molecular Genetics1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at Northern Ontario School Of Medicine not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2015 are listed. Everyone else at Northern Ontario School Of Medicine 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