RxDoctor Payments Data

Infectious Disease in North Carolina

250 providers, $3,700,865 in total reported payments from drug and device makers. Ranked below by lifetime general payments. The median provider in this group received $262.

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.

What Medicare pays infectious disease clinicians in North Carolina

Part B allowed per clinician, 2024
$45,764
Of which, services
$44,537
Clinicians billing Part B
209

Across 209 infectious disease clinicians in North Carolina who billed Original Medicare Part B in 2024, Medicare allowed $9,564,639 in total — an average of $45,764 each, of which $44,537 was for services and the rest for drugs administered in the office.

This is not a salary. The rest is what Medicare allowed for services these clinicians billed — Original Medicare fee-for-service only. It excludes Medicare Advantage, which now covers more than half of Medicare enrollees, along with Medicaid and every commercial insurer, so for most clinicians it is a fraction of their practice. It is also gross revenue: staff, rent, supplies and malpractice premiums all come out of it before anyone is paid. Anyone quoting a figure like this as physician pay is misreading it.

Ranked by reported payments

  1. 1David WohlChapel Hill$725,727
  2. 2Cristina GasparettoDurham$612,731
  3. 3Cornelius van DamGreensboro$555,519
  4. 4William HarleyCharlotte$307,244
  5. 5Joseph EronChapel Hill$195,382
  6. 6William AlexanderCary$164,022
  7. 7Thomas GallaherGreenville$155,300
  8. 8Cameron WolfeDurham$111,672
  9. 9Matthew SincockWilmington$97,406
  10. 10David van DuinChapel Hill$67,390
  11. 11Adaora AdimoraChapel Hill$52,344
  12. 12Gordon CoreyDurham$46,265
  13. 13Mitchell HorwitzDurham$44,861
  14. 14Vance FowlerDurham$43,436
  15. 15Ryan MavesWinston Salem$40,390
  16. 16Myron CohenChapel Hill$40,140
  17. 17Sonali AdvaniDurham$36,772
  18. 18David MargolisChapel Hill$36,402
  19. 19Michelle Floris MooreChapel Hill$22,547
  20. 20Chukwuemeka ChimaFayetteville$20,981
  21. 21Arlene SoberanoChapel Hill$19,419
  22. 22Octavio CiezaMooresville$16,335
  23. 23Christopher WoodsDurham$16,069
  24. 24Rabindra GhimireGreenville$15,182
  25. 25Paul CookGreenville$13,492
  26. 26Paul KamitsukaWilmington$13,249
  27. 27Alexandra StangGreenville$12,219
  28. 28Julia CookWinston Salem$11,840
  29. 29Gina BertholdWilmington$9,645
  30. 30Obiefuna OkoyeLumberton$9,592
  31. 31Christopher PolkCharlotte$8,818
  32. 32Zainab ShahidCharlotte$8,173
  33. 33Sarah RutsteinChapel Hill$8,007
  34. 34Steve TaylorDurham$7,718
  35. 35Gretchen ArnoczyPinehurst$6,239
  36. 36Barbara AlexanderDurham$6,083
  37. 37Michael BlockerCharlotte$5,999
  38. 38James WhitehouseAsheville$5,942
  39. 39John PerfectDurham$5,828
  40. 40Carlos LewisFayetteville$5,750
  41. 41Jaspaul JawandaPinehurst$5,526
  42. 42Frances Agyei-GyamfiLumberton$5,178
  43. 43Kara McGeeDurham$4,200
  44. 44Susanna NaggieDurham$4,118
  45. 45Michael RobinsonGreenville$4,102
  46. 46Timothy DarnellWinston Salem$3,510
  47. 47Lisa Hightow-WeidmanChapel Hill$3,220
  48. 48Candice McNeilWinston Salem$3,146
  49. 49Frederick CruickshankHuntersville$3,125
  50. 50Michael MorganWinston Salem$3,062
  51. 51Anna Rosengren-HoveeChapel Hill$2,938
  52. 52Paula DilanchianHuntersville$2,751
  53. 53Renaldo NeeleyFayetteville$2,679
  54. 54Madeleine HeldmanDurham$2,674
  55. 55Aimee WilkinWinston Salem$2,204
  56. 56Philip LackeyWinston Salem$2,198
  57. 57Jayashree RavishankarBurlington$1,996
  58. 58Vipul SavaliyaFayetteville$1,759
  59. 59Heather MichaelCharlotte$1,759
  60. 60Ravindran PadmanabhanRocky Mount$1,738
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