1. Urologists received around $348,000 in 2013.
2. Their compensation grew 2 percent over 2012.
3. Male urologists reported $348,000 annual compensation on average; female urologists reported $353,000.
4. Urologists in the Northwest had the highest compensation, at $406,000.
5. Urologists in the Northeast had the lowest compensation at $320,000.
6. In the North Central region, urologists made $392,000.
7. Employed urologists reported $316,000 annual compensation.
8. Self-employed urologists reported $371,000.
9. Urologists in an office-based multispecialty practice group reported $449,000 annual compensation.
10. Office-based single-specialty group practice urologists reported $384,000 on average.
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