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Also called general urologist, pediatric urologist, practicing urologist and neurourologist.
$265,930
Median pay a year
342,720
People do this work
6
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Urologist
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Summary
Urologist diagnosing and treating disorders of the genitourinary system, utilizing diagnostic tests and imaging, prescribing medications, and performing surgeries to address various medical conditions
Experience
Urologist
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Diagnosed and treated diseases or disorders of genitourinary organs and tracts, including erectile dysfunction and bladder cancer
Examined patients using radiograph machines and fluoroscopes to determine the nature and extent of disorders or injuries
Ordered and interpreted results of diagnostic tests, such as prostate specific antigen (PSA) screening, to detect prostate cancer
Documented and reviewed patients' histories to inform treatment plans
Prescribed and administered antibiotics, antiseptics, or compresses to treat infections or injuries
Provided urology consultation to physicians and other health care professionals regarding patient care
Performed abdominal, pelvic, or retroperitoneal surgeries as part of treatment for urologic disorders
Skills
Core Skills
Treating chronic diseases, Administering cancer treatments, Prescribing medications, Gathering medical histories, Analyzing test data or images, Diagnosing medical conditions, Operating medical instruments, Operating diagnostic imaging equipment, Recording medical histories, Referring patients, Epic Systems, eClinicalWorks EHR software
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Education
Professional Degree (JD, MD, DDS) Your university, Year
Certifications & Licenses
State license for this work Your state board, Year
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Diagnosed diseases of genitourinary organsExamined patients using radiographic equipmentOrdered and interpreted diagnostic test resultsDocumented and reviewed patients' medical historiesPrescribed medications for urologic disordersPerformed abdominal and pelvic surgeries
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Diagnosed diseases of the genitourinary organs and developed treatment plans based on patient assessments
Ordered and interpreted diagnostic test results to inform patient care decisions
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Diagnosed diseases of the genitourinary organs and developed treatment plans that led to patients reporting fewer symptoms after treatment
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Patients reported fewer symptoms after treatmentFollow-up visits showed improved healthPatients expressed higher satisfaction with care
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Ordered and interpreted diagnostic test results to inform patient care decisions
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Several tests each weekMost patients required at least one testRegularly ordered tests for new patients
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Treating chronic diseases
Administering cancer treatments
Prescribing medications
Gathering medical histories
Analyzing test data or images
Diagnosing medical conditions
Operating medical instruments
Operating diagnostic imaging equipment
Recording medical histories
Referring patients
Administering non-intravenous medications
Operating on patients
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What a Urologist does
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Diagnose, treat, and help prevent benign and malignant medical and surgical disorders of the genitourinary system and the renal glands.
What it pays
How much does a Urologist make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$102,930
Median
$265,930
75th percentile
$378,770
About 342,720 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$239,720
$355,100
$426,050
AL
$139,280
$272,610
$357,010
AR
$64,330
$136,880
$319,180
AZ
$172,540
$312,490
$432,340
CA
$98,870
$281,590
$340,730
CO
$229,920
$298,320
$357,470
CT
$98,840
$214,990
$373,210
DC
$77,430
$77,430
$253,380
DE
$89,130
$297,470
$326,400
FL
$168,060
$262,180
$364,750
GA
$142,420
$266,880
$392,740
HI
$248,960
$339,290
$427,560
IA
$160,440
$295,190
$350,480
ID
$114,030
$299,340
$387,810
IL
$81,360
$132,540
$372,880
IN
$213,350
$366,190
$428,230
KS
$70,520
$221,540
$382,360
KY
$218,540
$327,390
$452,650
LA
$209,810
$350,920
$419,840
MA
$85,550
$236,580
$384,490
MD
$144,890
$212,080
$317,140
ME
$312,930
$419,410
$442,790
MI
$66,870
$155,480
$318,630
MN
$214,230
$367,320
$392,360
MO
$83,340
$227,980
$361,400
MS
$61,960
$228,130
$359,250
MT
$326,580
$438,850
$438,850
NC
$77,810
$260,330
$361,250
ND
$287,540
$454,550
$564,000
NE
$224,030
$290,470
$379,790
NH
$236,820
$361,300
$362,850
NJ
$115,930
$285,010
$361,100
NM
$228,720
$327,670
$397,140
NV
$141,800
$252,120
$327,770
NY
$122,260
$242,500
$352,190
OH
$104,800
$297,440
$432,890
OK
$65,200
$259,220
$351,780
OR
$273,940
$347,180
$381,480
PA
$78,710
$217,310
$370,140
PR
$60,420
$172,230
$284,960
RI
$169,860
$228,590
$320,690
SC
$163,900
$274,480
$427,760
TN
$181,200
$301,290
$426,850
TX
$108,990
$269,800
$370,990
UT
$82,330
$228,060
$362,440
VA
$183,190
$278,530
$350,550
VT
$247,520
$343,050
$400,490
WA
$215,640
$307,170
$363,470
WI
$280,990
$391,740
$448,470
WV
$63,950
$258,020
$326,230
WY
$256,180
$342,800
$377,870
Other names
Other names for this job
general urologist, pediatric urologist, practicing urologist, neurourologist, acute care physician, do physician, doctor of osteopathic medicine physician, male infertility specialist, medical doctor, MD, owner, physician.
More names for this work
surgeon, urologic surgeon, urology md, urology medical doctor, urology physician.
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Military jobs this work counts as
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45U1A Urologist, Pediatrics
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45U1E Urologist, Female Urology/Reconstruction
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