Public Health & General Preventive Medicine in Maryland
37 providers, $295,953 in total reported payments from drug and device makers. Ranked below by lifetime general payments. The median provider in this group received $100.
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
- 1Scott KahanChevy Chase$264,949
- 2Joseph ChinRockville$22,400
- 3Oluwatobi YerokunSilver Spring$1,745
- 4Joseph CiotolaCentreville$1,697
- 5Doreen MoreiraCabin John$1,060
- 6Clarence LamBaltimore$875
- 7Peter BeilensonColumbia$704
- 8Patricia NewtonBaltimore$301
- 9D W ChenCrofton$237
- 10David NicholasBethesda$208
- 11Robert HooverBethesda$151
- 12Joyce JohnsonChevy Chase$140
- 13David ThomasHalethorpe$134
- 14Kenneth SchorBethesda$125
- 15Namita AkolkarNorth Potomac$123
- 16Joylene John-SowahBethesda$122
- 17Marsha DavenportBaltimore$118
- 18Ken Lin TaiBaltimore$112
- 19Ling ChinRockville$100
- 20Jorge CalderonBaltimore$99
- 21Jamie SibelBel Air$58
- 22Subash DuggiralaSilver Spring$57
- 23Laura HigginbothamSilver Spring$55
- 24James MancusoBethesda$48
- 25Vida FalahatianGermantown$43
- 26Leland SpencerDenton$43
- 27Beverly CollinsBaltimore$38
- 28Paul BradyBethesda$32
- 29Mark SchiffmanRockville$29
- 30Brian MillerBaltimore$28
- 31Natalie WellsBethesda$22
- 32Benjamin PiersonBethesda$20
- 33Isha JainBaltimore$17
- 34Jennifer CroswellRockville$17
- 35Michael LewisPotomac$17
- 36Sherry MillsKensington$16
- 37Anil RajpalSilver Spring$15