Surgical Critical Care in South Carolina
34 providers, $545,408 in total reported payments from drug and device makers. Ranked below by lifetime general payments. The median provider in this group received $4,813.
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
- 1Evert ErikssonCharleston$154,709
- 2Bruce CrookesCharleston$150,453
- 3Aaron MooreColumbia$45,978
- 4Stephen FannCharleston$32,137
- 5Heather EvansCharleston$27,684
- 6William DuttonDaniel Island$13,876
- 7Mohanned MallahCharleston$13,513
- 8Rupal PatelGreer$12,585
- 9Phillip PrestColumbia$11,081
- 10Bradley SnowGreenville$10,441
- 11Michael MountSpartanburg$9,999
- 12Jeremy ReevesColumbia$9,661
- 13Amy HildrethColumbia$8,696
- 14John CullGreenville$8,490
- 15Kristine LombardozziSpartanburg$7,541
- 16Derya TaggeCharleston$5,256
- 17Ashley VaughanGreenville$4,813
- 18Cynthia TalleyCharleston$3,005
- 19Alicia PrivetteCharleston$2,523
- 20Lindsey DunkelbergerColumbia$2,239
- 21Caroline CoxSpartanburg$1,686
- 22Robert MadlingerGreenville$1,541
- 23Kathryn HudakCharleston$1,236
- 24Kristen SpoorGreenville$1,132
- 25Amanda LeeColumbia$966
- 26Joshua SimpsonGreenville$792
- 27Edward NorcrossCharleston$777
- 28Benjamin ManningGreenville$736
- 29Stuart LeonCharleston$524
- 30Jacob LloydGreenville$462
- 31Christian MinshallCharleston$422
- 32Erich GerhardtFlorence$307
- 33Todd ShumanCharleston$121
- 34Charles MorrowSpartanburg$24