Mackay hospital staff salaries revealed | Full list

Almost a dozen public sector staff at the Mackay Hospital and Health Service earned more than the mayor. SEE THE FULL LIST

Dr Charles Pain, Karen Wade and Philip Reasbeck all earned sizeable salaries as public sector workers at the Mackay Hospital and Health Service.

Almost a dozen public sector staff at the Mackay Hospital and Health Service earned more than the mayor, a recently-released report has revealed.

One executive director raked in upwards of $1m for six months of work, making their rate of pay more than four times that of Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, who earns $427,561 a year.

The salaries for each of the key management personnel were published in the MHHS Annual Report 2022-23.

Eleven people, largely directors and executive directors, earned more than $200,000, outstripping the pay packet of Mackay Regional Council Mayor Greg Williamson who recently received a 3 per cent pay rise, taking his pay to $192,410 per year.

These included Lisa Davies-Jones, who resigned shortly before former Health Minister Yvette D’Ath sacked the entire MHHS board.

Ms Davies-Jones collectively earned $618,000 during her two-year tenure at the hospital.

Dr Charles Pain, Karen Wade and Philip Reasbeck all earned sizeable salaries as public sector workers at the Mackay Hospital and Health Service.

The highest paid position went to Philip Reasbeck who took home a $1.095m salary for his six-month stint as Chief Medical Officer and Medical Services executive director.

See the full list below.