David During

David During held the position of Director, Process Improvement and Innovation at the The Hospital For Sick Children in 2024 and received an annual salary of $177,357.40 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2024

Salary: $177,357.40

Position: Director, Process Improvement and Innovation

Employer: The Hospital For Sick Children

Category of Employment: Hospitals & Boards of Public Health

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of David During from 2013 to 2024 at The Hospital For Sick Children

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2024 $177,357.40 $0.00 3.8% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital For Sick Children
2023 $170,785.80 $0.00 9.0% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital For Sick Children
2022 $156,730.86 $0.00 4.0% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital For Sick Children
2021 $150,695.85 $0.00 -0.7% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital For Sick Children
2020 $151,812.89 $0.00 -0.8% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital For Sick Children
2019 $153,005.03 $0.00 2.2% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital For Sick Children
2018 $149,723.95 $0.00 2.0% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital for Sick Children
2017 $146,744.48 $0.00 4.7% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital For Sick Children
2016 $140,182.63 $0.00 12.9% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital for Sick Children
2015 $124,197.50 16.3% Director, Process Improvement and Innovation The Hospital for Sick Children
2014 $106,758.40 $0.00 1.2% Program Manager, Process Improvement The Hospital for Sick Children
2013 $105,501.20 $0.00 N/A Program Manager Process Improvement The Hospital for Sick Children
David During experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 4.96% from 2013 to 2024. The salary in 2024 reflects a raise of 68.11% compared to the salary in 2013.