Reproductive Endocrinology in Maryland
32 providers, $1,354,668 in total reported payments from drug and device makers. Ranked below by lifetime general payments. The median provider in this group received $1,282.
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
- 1James SegarsBaltimore$1,073,262
- 2Billy CatherinoBethesda$139,588
- 3Eric LevensBethesda$39,267
- 4Jason BromerFrederick$23,924
- 5Micah HillRockville$22,303
- 6Jeanne ObrienRockville$22,152
- 7Kathryn HummRockville$6,977
- 8Isaac SassonRockville$5,989
- 9Endrika HintonLutherville$4,048
- 10Peter LindnerBethesda$2,611
- 11Selena ParkBethesda$2,277
- 12Lauren RothRockville$2,107
- 13Charlene EchagueBethesda$1,973
- 14Nathan BergerBaltimore$1,595
- 15Mark PaysonBethesda$1,420
- 16Joseph DoyleRockville$1,282
- 17Lauren ReschkeLutherville$904
- 18Emily BarnardBaltimore$437
- 19Pardis HosseinzadehBaltimore$314
- 20Sandy LiRockville$306
- 21Selma AmraneTowson$298
- 22Ricardo YazigiBaltimore$294
- 23Oluyemisi FamuyiwaRockville$285
- 24Vasiliki MoragianniBaltimore$243
- 25Torie PlowdenBethesda$223
- 26Alicia ChristyBethesda$183
- 27Siu Ting Ng-WagnerRockville$148
- 28Lisa HalvorsonRockville$113
- 29Eugene KatzTowson$66
- 30Mae HealyAnnapolis$36
- 31Richard BlakeSilver Spring$23
- 32Mary MorrisTowson$20