A compensation history for the past and present CEO's of Marion General Hospital

[MGH CEO EXCESSIVE SALARY]

A compensation history for the past and present CEO's of Marion General Hospital.

That would be not-for-profit Marion General Hospital, which describes itself as "a 150 bed, acute care, rural hospital located in Marion Indiana.

According to their , in 2003 Albert Knauss, the President of this hospital received $363,045 in total compensation.

In 2004, listed as retired President, Albert Knauss received $771,410 in total compensation.

Also in 2004, new President David Callecod received $239,317 in total compensation.

In 2005 that amount increased to $337,176.

In 2006, President Callecod received $399,063 in total compensation.

And thanks to a just posted year end 6/30/07 990 Federal Tax Form, we can tell you for that year his total compensation jumped to $571,437.

This is OUTRAGEOUS!

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The total compensation for the CFO of Marion General Hospital.
On Tuesday, I reported on the compensation history for both the past and present CEO's of not-for-profit Marion General Hospital in Marion Indiana.
In 2005, Paul Usher the CFO of this not-for-profit hospital received $214,756 in total compensation.
In 2006 that amount increased to $268,166.
And according to that just posted 990 Federal Tax Form for year end 6/30/07 we can tell you that that year, he received $673,840 in total compensation.
That was more than $100,000 more than the CEO received during that same period.

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Nice pay for a run down dump of a hospital. Most people I know in Marion either go to Muncie or Fort Wayne for their healthcare.