Urology focuses on the medical and surgical treatment of the male genitourinary system, female urinary tract, and the adrenal gland. Urologists treat patients with kidney, ureter, bladder, prostate, urethra, and male genital structure disorders and injuries. They often coordinate care with nephrologists for patients with kidney disease and may perform kidney transplantations.
Urologists may also investigate and treat infertility and male sexual dysfunction. Diagnostic procedures are very important for urologists. They use endoscopic, percutaneous, and open surgery to treat congenital and acquired disorders of the reproductive and urinary systems and related structures.
These specialists see male and female patients of all ages and work in both hospital and clinic settings. Excellent surgical skills, manual dexterity, and good hand-eye coordination are important to this specialty.
Median Salary: $461,000 per year
Projected Growth: 14% from 2014-2024
Huntingdon, PA 1665210/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Lebanon, NH 0375610/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Hartford, CT 0610110/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Southbridge, MA 0155010/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Binghamton, NY 1390110/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Albany, NY 1220110/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Elmira, NY 1490110/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Bangor, ME 0440110/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Brunswick, ME 0401110/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Randolph, VT 0506010/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Gorham, NH 0358110/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Presque Isle, ME 0476910/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Southbridge, MA 0155010/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time
Newburgh, NY 1255010/25/2016
Physician | Urology | Full-Time