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Obstetrician Salary: U.S. Averages & Influencing Factors
Compensation Overview
In the United States, the median annual salary for obstetricians is $235,240, with a typical range of $151,030 – $400,000+.
Key Salary Drivers
- Experience: Senior physicians command higher compensation.
- Geography: Metropolitan areas generally pay more than rural regions.
- Practice Model: Private practice often yields higher earnings than hospital‑employed or academic roles.
Common Benefits
- Health, dental, vision, and life insurance
- Retirement plans (401(k)/403(b) with matching)
- Malpractice coverage, CME allowance, paid leave
Obstetricians remain among the highest‑paid specialists, reflecting the acuity, liability, and societal value of maternal‑fetal care.
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