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Employees Marshall Browning Hospital Association Malcom Schulz, M.D.

Malcom Schulz, M.D.

Highest compensated employee

Physician at Marshall Browning Hospital Association

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2017. Published on January 24, 2026.

$222,452
2017

Total compensation

Malcom Schulz, M.D. has been listed as an employee of Marshall Browning Hospital Association in Form 990 filings since fiscal year 2017.

Annual compensation details

$222,452
Physician
2017
$214k org
24 hrs/wk
$10k other
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Other employees at Marshall Browning Hospital Association

Gladstone Tucker
Physician
$244,858
$243,005 from orgNo related comp$1,853 other
Edward Travis, M.D.
Physician
$197,374
$188,857 from orgNo related comp$8,517 other
Kaitlin Battaglia
Pharmacist
$135,720
$121,473 from orgNo related comp$14,247 other
Dan Eaves Ceo
Chief Executive Officer
$130,436
$130,436 from orgNo related compNo other comp
Michael Staff
Physician Assistant
$129,256
$119,151 from orgNo related comp$10,105 other
Laurie Kellerman
Chief Nursing Officer
$105,344
$94,027 from orgNo related comp$11,317 other
Brice Harsy
Chief Financial Officer
$93,990
$81,204 from orgNo related comp$12,786 other
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January 24, 2026:
2017 Marshall Browning Hospital Association 990 published

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