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60 Degrees Pharmaceuticals: payments to clinicians

15 clinicians received $3,970 from 60 Degrees Pharmaceuticals in 2025; Internal Medicine is the most common specialty among the largest recipients. Most of it (81%) was consulting fees, then food and beverage (19%). The largest single recipient (Internal Medicine, New York) received $800.00.

Program yearTotalPaymentsClinicians paid
2025$3,9701515
2024$5,231105

Largest recipients in 2025

#ClinicianSpecialtyLocationAmount
1Leopold D. Galland, MDInternal MedicineNew York, NY$800.00
2Laura Kirkman, MDInternal Medicine, Infectious DiseaseNew York, NY$800.00
3Shannon Lynne Delaney, MDPsychiatry & Neurology, Child & Adolescent PsychiatryNew York, NY$800.00
4Luis Rojas Marcos, M.D.Psychiatry & Neurology, PsychiatryNew York, NY$800.00
5Chris Winfrey, M.D.Psychiatry & Neurology, PsychiatryCherry Hill, NJ$70.00
6John C. Pittman, MDPreventive Medicine, Public Health & General Preventive MedicineRaleigh, NC$70.00
7Tania Tyles Dempsey, MDInternal MedicineWhite Plains, NY$70.00
8Stacey Lynne Cantor-Adkins, M.D.Preventive Medicine, Public Health & General Preventive MedicineNew York, NY$70.00
9Megan Marie Justice, PA-CPhysician AssistantChicago, IL$70.00
10Thomas A. Moorcroft, D.O.Family MedicineHebron, CT$70.00
11Snejana Sharkar, NPNurse Practitioner, FamilyWashington, DC$70.00
12David Lyons Kaufman, MDInternal MedicineMountain View, CA$70.00
13Bela V. Chheda, M.D.Internal Medicine, Infectious DiseaseWalnut Creek, CA$70.00
14Heidi Leigh Wittels, MDPhysical Medicine & RehabilitationWyndmoor, PA$70.00
15Casey Kelley, MDFamily MedicineChicago, IL$70.00

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