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The total annual compensation of these CEOS ranges from a low of about $340,000, at South County Hospital in Wakefield to a high of more than $1 million, at Miriam and Rhode Island hospitals, both of which are in Providence and under the same corporate umbrella. The Miriam/Rhode Island CEO's pay is about 40 percent greater than the national average for CEOs of non-profit hospitals.

Rhode Island Non-Profit Hospital CEO Pay: Least To Most

No. 8: Louis Giancola, $342,207

President and CEO, South County Hospital Healthcare System, Wakefield
 

No. 7: Charles Kinney, $374,679

 
President and CEO, Westerly Hospital, Westerly
 

No. 6: August Cordeiro, $447,855

 
President, Newport Hospital, Newport
 

No. 5: Kenneth Belcher, $471,638

 
President and CEO, Roger Williams Medical Center, Providence
 
President and CEO, St. Joseph Health Services, North Providence
 
 

No. 4: Francis Dietz, $616,516

 
Former President, Memorial Hospital, Pawtucket
 
Note: Ed Schottland is the current acting president
 

No. 3: Sandra Coletta, $791,894

 
President and CEO, Care New England Health System, Providence
 
President and CEO: Kent County Memorial Hospital, Warwick
 
 

No. 2: Constance Howes, $932,801

 
Former President and CEO, Women and Infants Hospital, Providence
 
Note: John Marcantano is now acting president
 

No. 1: Dr. Timothy Babineau, MD, $1,020,926

 
President and CEO, Miriam Hospital, Providence
 
President and CEO, Rhode Island Hospital, Providence
 
 
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