Critical Care Medicine in Hawaii
31 providers, $162,835 in total reported payments from drug and device makers. Ranked below by lifetime general payments. The median provider in this group received $353.
Ranking high here usually means a consulting or royalty arrangement, not wrongdoing. Payments to device inventors and trial investigators are legal, disclosed, and concentrated in a small number of people — which is exactly why a list like this has a steep top and a long flat tail.
Ranked by reported payments
- 1Nishal BrahmbhattHonolulu$57,805
- 2Christian CastanedaHonolulu$34,153
- 3Learned GonzalesHonolulu$27,706
- 4Stephanie GuoHonolulu$9,307
- 5Jordan LeeHonolulu$7,421
- 6Brent TatsunoHonolulu$5,353
- 7Chad TaoHonolulu$3,896
- 8Benjamin BergHonolulu$2,700
- 9Maythawee BintvihokEwa Beach$2,670
- 10Dan BendtsenKailua$2,312
- 11Ronald SchaeferHonolulu$2,262
- 12Ryota SatoHonolulu$1,577
- 13Timothy VosslerHonolulu$1,391
- 14Cristian MadarHonolulu$1,265
- 15Russell GilbertHonolulu$1,040
- 16Micah AndradeKailua Kona$353
- 17Poh LengHonolulu$277
- 18Jonathan PaladinoHonolulu$254
- 19Yash TrivediKaneohe$222
- 20Mark ValdezHonolulu$212
- 21Artur KrupaHonolulu$169
- 22Danny HarrisTripler Army Medical Center$118
- 23Peter LeeHonolulu$112
- 24Natsumi HamahataHonolulu$56
- 25Sailaja KolliHonolulu$42
- 26John KileciHonolulu$35
- 27Marc KrugerHonolulu$35
- 28Sreenandh KrishnagopalanHonolulu$28
- 29John EllisTripler Army Medical Center$22
- 30Sunghyun LeeHonolulu$19
- 31Marcus KuikkaWailuku$18