MOHS-Micrographic Surgery in Washington
38 providers, $5,575,930 in total reported payments from drug and device makers. Ranked below by lifetime general payments. The median provider in this group received $1,261.
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
- 1Ein Gun SongMill Creek$5,491,686
- 2Jeremy PeckRichland$9,298
- 3Marcus TanRenton$8,495
- 4Mikel MuseVancouver$5,877
- 5Margit JuhaszBurien$5,550
- 6Jennifer ReichelSeattle$5,292
- 7Kirk EcklundYakima$4,933
- 8John NiaSpokane$4,761
- 9Mustufa JafryMill Creek$4,293
- 10Maureen MooneyUniversity Place$4,171
- 11Nobuyoshi KageyamaRenton$4,017
- 12Chadd SukutSpokane Valley$3,919
- 13Whitney FancherLongview$3,650
- 14Wirt HinesAnacortes$3,398
- 15June KimPuyallup$2,679
- 16Seth MartinOlympia$1,712
- 17William DelgadoPoulsbo$1,343
- 18Kerri RobbinsGig Harbor$1,265
- 19Heidi Hermes ShantzSequim$1,261
- 20David WangSeattle$1,170
- 21Amber FowlerMount Vernon$1,109
- 22Cheryl GustafsonSeattle$1,101
- 23Lark GussSpokane$1,057
- 24Laurie JacobsonEdmonds$895
- 25Joy MakdisiMill Creek$671
- 26Dieter SchmidtMill Creek$551
- 27Ravi KrishnanSeattle$526
- 28Kelly Griffith-BauerSeattle$359
- 29Duane WhitakerBainbridge Island$249
- 30Sean McGuireMarysville$234
- 31Daniel BergSeattle$125
- 32Annalisa GormanSeattle$65
- 33Darrell FaderSeattle$59
- 34Joseph WentzellLynden$37
- 35Jacob BauerOlympia$37
- 36Scott IsenhathSeattle$30
- 37Wesley WuSeattle$30
- 38Craig BirkbySeattle$28