In 2010, Mr. Romoff had a base salary of $959,210, roughly $3.7 million in bonuses and incentives and nearly $800,000 in retirement benefits after turning 65, according to the report.
The other 21 UPMC employees who had 2010 compensation packages of $1 million or more include:
• Ghassan Bejjani, MD, neurosurgeon — $2.86 million
• Elizabeth Concordia, president of UPMC’s hospital and community services division — $2.3 million
• James Luketich, MD, director of UPMC’s Heart, Lung and Esophageal Surgery Institute — $2 million
• Richard Spiro, MD, director of adult spine services — $1.98 million
• Mark Rodosky, MD, orthopedic surgeon — $1.88 million
• Robert Cindrich, JD, senior advisor — $1.69 million
• Diane Holder, president and CEO of UPMC Health Plan — $1.68 million
• Adnan Abla, MD, neurosurgeon — $1.5 million
• Stanley Marks, MD, chief of hematology/oncology — $1.5 million
• Daniel Drawbaugh, CIO — $1.38 million
• Gregory Peaslee, chief human resources and administrative services officer — $1.36 million
• Victor Morell, MD, pediatric cardiovascular surgeon — $1.35 million
• Robert DeMichiei, CFO — $1.34 million
• Charles Bogosta, president of international and commercial services division — $1.3 million
• David Farner, chief of staff — $1.3 million
• Freddie Fu, MD, chairman of UPMC’s Department of Orthopaedic Surgery — $1.2 million
• Marshall Webster, MD, president of the physician services division — $1.15 million
• C. Talbot Heppenstall Jr., treasurer — $1.1 million
• John Innocenti, president of UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside Hospital — $1.08 million
• Sandra Danoff, senior vice president of strategic and business analysis — $1.03 million
• Scott Lammie, CFO of UPMC Health Plan — $1.02 million
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