Charles Raybaud

Charles Raybaud held the position of Division Head Neuroradiology at the The Hospital for Sick Children in 2018 and received an annual salary of $191,725.58 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2018

Salary: $191,725.58

Position: Division Head Neuroradiology

Employer: The Hospital for Sick Children

Category of Employment: Hospitals and Boards of Public Health

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of Charles Raybaud from 2005 to 2018 at The Hospital for Sick Children

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2018 $191,725.58 $0.00 -44.1% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2017 $342,732.21 $0.00 -8.5% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital For Sick Children
2016 $374,415.76 $0.00 -6.3% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2015 $399,703.26 -10.1% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2014 $444,786.44 $0.00 1.9% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2013 $436,418.60 $357.78 -0.9% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2012 $440,524.85 $567.12 0.7% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2011 $437,656.10 $576.00 -1.2% Division Head, Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2010 $443,168.60 $929.07 1.3% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2009 $437,368.35 $1,279.80 0.9% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2008 $433,421.30 $1,504.02 7.5% Division Head, Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2007 $403,211.60 $1,506.00 6.6% Division Head, Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2006 $378,299.60 $1,506.00 0.9% Division Head Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
2005 $375,011.00 $2,185.00 N/A Division Head, Neuroradiology The Hospital for Sick Children
Charles Raybaud experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately -3.95% from 2005 to 2018. The salary in 2018 reflects a raise of -48.87% compared to the salary in 2005.