Roughly one-third of CFOs of the 25 top-grossing non-profit hospitals earned more than $1 million in total compensation a few years ago, and all CFOs in that group made at least $500,000.
According to the most recent Form 990s filed by each hospital, the combined compensation of the CFOs at the 25 top-grossing non-profit hospitals totaled almost $27 million a couple years ago. Here are the compensation figures of those hospitals' CFOs. Names and figures are presented in order based on the organization's rank in the most recent Becker's Hospital Review list of "25 Top-Grossing Non-Profit Hospitals."
Note: All compensation figures include base salary, deferred compensation and other reportable compensation from the institution's Form 990. All figures listed are from 2010 unless otherwise noted. Hospitals that are part of systems and did not have individual CFOs are represented by the health system CFO.
1. Robert DeMichiei, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center — $1.34 million
2. Steven Glass, Cleveland Clinic — $919,302
3. Phyllis Lantos, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital (New York City) — $2.72 million
4. Eddie Soler, Florida Hospital Orlando — $683,036
5. Edward Prunchunas, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles) — $1.28 million
6. Daniel Morissette, Stanford Hospital & Clinics (Palo Alto, Calif.) — $992,538 (2011)
7. Joel Perlman, Montefiore Medical Center (Bronx, N.Y.) — $3.24 million
8. Keith Kasper, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) — $893,674 (Compensation for Diane Corrigan was not listed.)
9. Robert Lux, Temple University Hospital (Philadelphia) — $546,727
10. Paul Goldstein, Orlando Regional Medical Center — $585,387 (2011)
11. Sally Mason Boemer, Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston) — $660,948
12. Robert Glenning, Hackensack (N.J.) University Medical Center — $991,441
13. Philip Ryan, Crozer-Chester Medical Center (Upland, Pa.) — $558,657
14. Marvin Pember, former CFO of Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital (Indianapolis) — $1.38 million
15. Michael Reney, Brigham and Women's Hospital (Boston) — $538,749
16. Warren Beck, Vanderbilt University Medical Center (Nashville, Tenn.) — $629,628
17. Michael Burke, New York University Langone Medical Center (New York City) — $960,060 (2011)
18. Steve Short, Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital — $884,753
19. Michael Gough, Norton Hospital (Louisville, Ky.) — $1.09 million
20. Peter McCanna, Northwestern Memorial Hospital (Chicago) — $1.64 million
21. Neil Lubarsky, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (Philadelphia) — $709,704
22. Robert Shapiro, North Shore University Hospital (Manhasset, N.Y.) — $950,133
23. John Hagale, former CFO of The Methodist Hospital (Houston) — $1.03 million (2009)
24. Kevin Lang, Loma Linda (Calif.) University Medical Center — $742,526
25. Kenneth Morris, Duke University Hospital (Durham, N.C.) — $919,944
According to the most recent Form 990s filed by each hospital, the combined compensation of the CFOs at the 25 top-grossing non-profit hospitals totaled almost $27 million a couple years ago. Here are the compensation figures of those hospitals' CFOs. Names and figures are presented in order based on the organization's rank in the most recent Becker's Hospital Review list of "25 Top-Grossing Non-Profit Hospitals."
Note: All compensation figures include base salary, deferred compensation and other reportable compensation from the institution's Form 990. All figures listed are from 2010 unless otherwise noted. Hospitals that are part of systems and did not have individual CFOs are represented by the health system CFO.
1. Robert DeMichiei, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center — $1.34 million
2. Steven Glass, Cleveland Clinic — $919,302
3. Phyllis Lantos, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital (New York City) — $2.72 million
4. Eddie Soler, Florida Hospital Orlando — $683,036
5. Edward Prunchunas, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles) — $1.28 million
6. Daniel Morissette, Stanford Hospital & Clinics (Palo Alto, Calif.) — $992,538 (2011)
7. Joel Perlman, Montefiore Medical Center (Bronx, N.Y.) — $3.24 million
8. Keith Kasper, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) — $893,674 (Compensation for Diane Corrigan was not listed.)
9. Robert Lux, Temple University Hospital (Philadelphia) — $546,727
10. Paul Goldstein, Orlando Regional Medical Center — $585,387 (2011)
11. Sally Mason Boemer, Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston) — $660,948
12. Robert Glenning, Hackensack (N.J.) University Medical Center — $991,441
13. Philip Ryan, Crozer-Chester Medical Center (Upland, Pa.) — $558,657
14. Marvin Pember, former CFO of Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital (Indianapolis) — $1.38 million
15. Michael Reney, Brigham and Women's Hospital (Boston) — $538,749
16. Warren Beck, Vanderbilt University Medical Center (Nashville, Tenn.) — $629,628
17. Michael Burke, New York University Langone Medical Center (New York City) — $960,060 (2011)
18. Steve Short, Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital — $884,753
19. Michael Gough, Norton Hospital (Louisville, Ky.) — $1.09 million
20. Peter McCanna, Northwestern Memorial Hospital (Chicago) — $1.64 million
21. Neil Lubarsky, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (Philadelphia) — $709,704
22. Robert Shapiro, North Shore University Hospital (Manhasset, N.Y.) — $950,133
23. John Hagale, former CFO of The Methodist Hospital (Houston) — $1.03 million (2009)
24. Kevin Lang, Loma Linda (Calif.) University Medical Center — $742,526
25. Kenneth Morris, Duke University Hospital (Durham, N.C.) — $919,944
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