Thomas Strauss, president and CEO of Summa Health System, made more than $1.4 million, according to the report. Akron General Health System underwent a change in CEOs last year. Vincent McCorkle, who became Akron General’s president and CEO on July 1, 2010, received more than $568,000 in total compensation. Michael Rindler, a consultant who filled in as the interim CEO after Alan Bleyer retired in 2009, made more than $983,744.
Here are the 2010 compensation packages of the CEOs and top five highest-earning physicians at the Akron-based hospitals:
Akron Children’s Hospital
• William Considine, CEO: $1,560,659
• Justin Lavin, MD, maternal-fetal medicine: $1,694,625 (includes retirement benefits)
• Anton Milo, MD, director of otolaryngology: $1,361,981
• Roger Hudgins, director of neurosurgery: $1,214,573
• Philip Smith, MD, director of the Heart Center: $1,097,193
• Dennis Weiner, MD, orthopedic physician: $821,792
Akron General Health System
• Vincent McCorkle, CEO: $568,605 (became CEO on July 1, 2010)
• Daniel Guyton, MD, surgery chairman: $504,134
• Robert Marley, MD, director of general surgery: $469,085
• Eric Jenison, MD, chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology: $426,005
• Farid Muakkassa, MD, director of surgical intensive care trauma: $377,459
• David Peter, MD, chief medical information officer: $352,201
Summa Health System
• Thomas Strauss, CEO: $1,408,062
• Jennifer Restivo, MD, oncologist: $688,531
• Jeffrey Junko, MD, orthopedic surgeon and orthopedics residency director: $682,730
• Scott Weiner, MD, chairman of the Department of Orthopedics: $679,471
• Mehool Patel, MD, hematologist/oncologist: $663,840
• Gary William, MD, general surgeon: $654,691
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