For its review, the Courier analyzed compensation data from 2018, the most recent year for which information is available. The list includes incoming, interim and retired CEOs.
Here are the 10 CEOs with the highest total compensation, which includes pay, bonuses and retirement benefits, for 2018:
1. Thomas Zenty III, University Hospitals (Cleveland): $5.34 million
2. David Blom*, OhioHealth (Columbus): $4.72 million
3. Steve Allen*, MD, Nationwide Children’s Hospital (Columbus): $3.31 million
4. John Starcher Jr., Bon Secours Mercy Health (Cincinnati): $3.26 million
5. Randy Oostra, ProMedica (Toledo): $3.06 million
6. Tom Mihaljevic, MD, Cleveland Clinic: $3.02 million
7. Fred Manchur, Kettering Health Network (Dayton): $2.96 million
8. Michael Fisher, Cincinnati Children’s: $2.16 million
9. Steve Markovich, MD, OhioHealth: $2.01 million
10. Mary Boosalis, Premier Health (Dayton): $1.92 million
*Retired
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