Cedars-Sinai CEO salary and executive pay

The highest-paid person on Cedars-Sinai's return for the fiscal year ending June 2025 was THOMAS M PRISELAC, at $9,076,459. That is up $267,658 (3.0%) from the fiscal year ending June 2024. Cedars-Sinai ranks 25th of 148 hospital systems on this site by top pay. Cedars-Sinai has 4 Form 990 returns on record, for fiscal years ending 2022 to 2025.

Last updated from IRS e-file data. EIN 95-1644600, Los Angeles, CA.

Highest-paid person, fiscal year ending June 2025

$9,076,459

THOMAS M PRISELACPRESIDENT/BOARD MEMBER

No one on this filing has a chief executive title, so this shows the highest-paid person.

Total revenue
$5,868,996,069
Top pay vs. peers
Higher than 62%

Source: Form 990, fiscal year ending June 2025, IRS object ID 202631349349313568.View the filing

Peers: the 120 other hospital systems on this site. Ranked 46th of 121 by top pay as a share of revenue. Pay is 0.15% of revenue, our calculation from the same return. Revenue is Part I, line 12; peers are compared on their latest full-year returns.

Highest-paid people on the latest return

On the latest return, 14 people were paid more than $500,000, 12 of them more than $1 million.

Name and titleTotal
THOMAS M PRISELACPRESIDENT/BOARD MEMBER$9,076,459
EDUARDO MARBAN MDEXEC DIRECTOR-HEART INSTITUTE$4,546,853
KEITH BLACK MDCHAIR-NEUROSURGERY$4,220,602
RAJENDRA MAKKAR MDEXEC DIRECTOR-CARDIAC INTERVENTIONAL SERVICES$4,053,341
SHLOMO MELMED MDCHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER$3,872,673
Total: Part VII columns D, E and F added together.

CEO pay by year

Each row is the CEO on that year's return, or the highest-paid person where no one has a chief executive title.

Fiscal year endingName and titleTotalRevenueSource
Jun 2025THOMAS M PRISELACPRESIDENT/BOARD MEMBER (highest-paid; no CEO title listed)$9,076,459$5,868,996,069Filing
Jun 2024THOMAS M PRISELAC
CEO
PRESIDENT/CEO
$8,808,801$5,280,774,922Filing
Jun 2023THOMAS M PRISELAC
CEO
PRESIDENT/CEO
$6,625,477$4,655,895,710Filing
Jun 2022THOMAS M PRISELAC
CEO
PRESIDENT/CEO
$6,576,584$4,698,645,086Filing
Total: Part VII columns D, E and F. Revenue: Part I, line 12.

How this pay was reported

The parts of each total, as reported on the return for the fiscal year ending June 2025.

Source: Form 990, fiscal year ending June 2025, IRS object ID 202631349349313568.View the filing

Part VIISchedule J
Name and titleFrom orgOtherBaseBonusOtherDeferredNontaxableTotal
THOMAS M PRISELACPRESIDENT/BOARD MEMBER$7,858,909$1,217,550$2,652,577$3,317,694$1,888,638$1,188,608$28,942$9,076,459
EDUARDO MARBAN MDEXEC DIRECTOR-HEART INSTITUTE$4,147,273$399,580$2,594,572$579,284$973,417$360,725$38,855$4,546,853
KEITH BLACK MDCHAIR-NEUROSURGERY$3,911,579$309,023$2,557,649$586,661$767,269$273,820$35,203$4,220,602
RAJENDRA MAKKAR MDEXEC DIRECTOR-CARDIAC INTERVENTIONAL SERVICES$3,776,089$277,252$2,098,063$1,202,602$475,424$230,505$46,747$4,053,341
SHLOMO MELMED MDCHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER$3,293,445$579,228$1,538,092$949,202$806,151$551,350$27,878$3,872,673
Part VII, Section A: From org is column D, Other is column F.Schedule J, Part II: Base is column B(i), Bonus B(ii), Other B(iii), Deferred C, Nontaxable D, Total E.

These figures come from Cedars-Sinai's Form 990 returns, as the IRS publishes them. The methodology page explains how they're chosen. To report an error, email corrections@ceopaycheck.com.

How Cedars-Sinai compares

Ranked 25th of 148 hospital systems by top pay.

Closest in revenue among the hospital systems on this site:

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