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Pediatric Endocrinology in Washington

29 providers, $7,236,246 in total reported payments from drug and device makers. Ranked below by lifetime general payments. The median provider in this group received $1,339.

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

  1. 1Petter BjornstadSeattle$2,907,203
  2. 2Catherine PihokerSeattle$1,737,494
  3. 3Christian RothSeattle$915,123
  4. 4Patricia FechnerSeattle$850,869
  5. 5Gad KletterTacoma$504,036
  6. 6Faisal MalikSeattle$209,917
  7. 7Ak Helen DichekSeattle$52,215
  8. 8Grace KimSeattle$32,508
  9. 9Barbara ThompsonTacoma$9,569
  10. 10Kalie TommerdahlSeattle$4,187
  11. 11Melinda PierceSeattle$2,630
  12. 12Carrie CorwinSpokane$1,804
  13. 13Christina GerhardtSpokane$1,773
  14. 14Christopher KishiyamaSpokane$1,653
  15. 15Britney FrazierTacoma$1,339
  16. 16Kelsey EitelSeattle$600
  17. 17Anna ZennoSeattle$597
  18. 18Radha NandagopalSpokane$486
  19. 19Alyssa HuangSeattle$461
  20. 20Meenal GuptaSeattle$384
  21. 21David WernySeattle$305
  22. 22Isabella NiuSeattle$287
  23. 23Kathryn NessSeattle$227
  24. 24Sara AliMoses Lake$212
  25. 25Rebecca McConnellTacoma$134
  26. 26Allison PollockSeattle$125
  27. 27Robert NewmanTacoma$50
  28. 28Juanita HodaxSeattle$38
  29. 29Martin GoldsmithFederal Way$22
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