Pediatric Endocrinology in Maryland
33 providers, $4,178,240 in total reported payments from drug and device makers. Ranked below by lifetime general payments. The median provider in this group received $854.
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
- 1Barry ReinerBaltimore$1,457,756
- 2Maya LodishBethesda$805,831
- 3Risa WolfBaltimore$623,074
- 4Noelle LarsonBethesda$405,819
- 5Christina TatsiBethesda$289,572
- 6Jack YanovskiBethesda$190,000
- 7Rachel GafniBethesda$179,124
- 8Ryan MillerBaltimore$121,932
- 9Scott BlackmanBaltimore$70,185
- 10David CookeBaltimore$8,221
- 11Mary RobertsBethesda$6,163
- 12Robert KritzlerLutherville$5,126
- 13Cong NingRockville$4,283
- 14Sandra SalsbergBaltimore$3,235
- 15Amita de SouzaN Bethesda$3,015
- 16Katherine BeckwithBaltimore$871
- 17Paula NewtonBaltimore$854
- 18Ines Guttmann BaumanBaltimore$632
- 19Chelsi FlippoBethesda$560
- 20Elizabeth ParkerAnnapolis$441
- 21Talia HittBaltimore$350
- 22Amy JeanCumberland$302
- 23Melissa Pagan ParesAnnapolis$208
- 24Albara MarwaBaltimore$178
- 25Joseph HeinemannBaltimore$147
- 26Sara DivallBaltimore$106
- 27Rachael PazBethesda$84
- 28Ali MohamadiChevy Chase$79
- 29Sarah ReynoldsBethesda$25
- 30Ellen LeschekBethesda$22
- 31Miranda BroadneyBaltimore$18
- 32Dominique LongBaltimore$15
- 33Karen ArmourBaltimore$12