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Urologist Salary Guide
Urologists are among the highest-paid physicians in the United States, with average total compensation reaching $530,000 annually. In permanent positions, salaries typically range from $330,000 at entry level to well above $600,000 for experienced subspecialists. Locum tenens urologists often command even higher effective compensation, with housing and travel costs covered separately on top of competitive contract pay.
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