Source: SalaryDr Urology Residency Salary Data (2026). Median: $76,000/year. Sample: 25 approved salary reports. URL: https://www.salarydr.com/residency-salary/urology

Urology Residency Salary (2026)

Quick Answer

The median urology resident salary is $76,000 per year, based on 25 approved salary reports on SalaryDr. After training, urology attendings earn a median of $715,000 — a 9.4x increase.

Source: SalaryDr self-reported data • Updated Nov 2026

Median Salary
$76,000
Average Salary
$82,018
Typical Range (10th–90th)
$66,998–$100,000
Submissions
25
Satisfaction
😊 3.9/5
n=23
Would Choose Again
94%
n=17
Avg Hours/Week
69h
n=25
Unionized Programs
13%
n=15

Urology Resident Salary by PGY Year

How urology resident compensation changes by postgraduate year level.

PGY LevelMedian SalaryReports
PGY-1$70,33012
PGY-2$74,0005

Urology: Resident vs. Attending Salary

The salary jump from residency to attending is the largest increase in a physician’s career.

Urology Resident
$76,000
Median (n=25)
Salary Multiplier
9.4x
increase after training
Urology Attending
$715,000
View attending salary data →

Urology Resident Salary by State

Top-paying states for urology residents based on approved salary reports.

StateMedian SalaryReports
New York$100,0006

Urology Residency Training

Training Length

3–5 years

Salary Progression

Resident salary increases ~$2,000–$3,000 per PGY year. After completing training, attending urology physicians earn a median of $715,000.

Frequently Asked Questions: Urology Residency Salary

How much do urology residents make in 2026?

Urology residents earn a median salary of $76,000 per year based on 25 approved salary reports on SalaryDr. The middle 80% report between $66,998 and $100,000, depending on PGY level and location.

How long is urology residency?

Urology residency training is 3–5 years. Salary increases with each year of training, typically by $2,000–$3,000 per PGY level.

How much more do urology attendings make compared to residents?

Urology attending physicians earn a median of $715,000, which is 9.4x more than the median resident salary of $76,000. This gap represents the largest salary jump in a physician's career.

Are urology residents satisfied with their specialty choice?

Urology residents rate their career satisfaction at 3.9/5.0 on average. 94% say they would choose urology again if given the choice. They work an average of 69 hours per week.

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