Georgia Residency Salaries 2025

Comprehensive salary analysis for medical residency programs in Georgia. Compare compensation across 48 specialties with cost of living adjustments and real value analysis.

$71,087
Average Salary
238
Total Programs
77
Cost of Living Index
$92,273
Adjusted Salary

Salary by Specialty in Georgia

Average PGY-1 salaries across different medical specialties

SpecialtyProgramsAverage SalarySalary Range
Colon and Rectal Surgery2$83,676$83,676 - $83,676
Forensic Pathology (PTH)2$80,193$79,008 - $81,377
Interventional Cardiology (IM)2$79,166$73,214 - $85,117
Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology (D)2$78,142$77,276 - $79,008
Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology (IM)2$77,529$73,214 - $81,843
Neuroradiology (DR)2$76,042$71,625 - $80,458
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (OBG)2$75,484$68,800 - $82,168
Clinical Neurophysiology (N)2$75,483$68,800 - $82,166
Selective Pathology (PTH)3$75,478$72,303 - $78,577
Thoracic Surgery2$74,825$69,191 - $80,458
Epilepsy (N)2$74,810$67,452 - $82,168
Gynecologic Oncology (OBG)2$74,810$67,452 - $82,168
Vascular Neurology (N)2$74,408$66,647 - $82,168
Critical Care Medicine (AN)2$73,904$68,800 - $79,008
Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine (IM)4$73,690$66,020 - $78,577
Hospice and Palliative Medicine4$73,292$71,005 - $75,555
Infectious Disease (IM)3$72,954$66,020 - $78,577
Cardiovascular Disease (IM)3$72,727$64,399 - $77,822
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (P)4$72,700$64,399 - $78,577
Gastroenterology (IM)3$72,592$64,399 - $77,822
Nephrology (IM)2$72,299$66,020 - $78,577
Allergy and Immunology2$72,299$66,020 - $78,577
Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism (IM)2$72,299$66,020 - $78,577
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine (PD)2$72,299$66,020 - $78,577
Surgical Critical Care (GS)3$71,727$64,563 - $80,398
Rheumatology (IM)2$71,488$64,399 - $78,577
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine (PD)2$71,488$64,399 - $78,577
Hematology and Medical Oncology (IM)2$71,104$63,630 - $78,577
Pediatric Cardiology (PD)2$70,788$66,020 - $75,555
Pediatric Anesthesiology (AN)2$70,552$68,800 - $72,303
Addiction Medicine (P)2$68,726$67,452 - $70,000
Child Neurology2$68,021$63,350 - $72,692
Emergency Medicine2$67,360$65,528 - $69,191
Interventional Radiology2$66,336$59,460 - $73,211
Pediatrics2$66,175$65,820 - $66,530
Ophthalmology2$65,818$61,240 - $70,395
Radiology3$65,391$59,460 - $73,211
Psychiatry5$64,541$58,801 - $68,805
Transitional Year9$64,100$60,000 - $69,191
Obstetrics and Gynecology4$64,093$60,000 - $69,191
Pathology2$63,362$57,532 - $69,191
Urology2$63,362$57,532 - $69,191
Neurological Surgery2$63,272$57,352 - $69,191
Orthopedic Surgery2$63,265$60,000 - $66,530
General Surgery4$63,120$60,000 - $65,820
Family Medicine15$63,028$57,532 - $69,191
Internal Medicine14$61,854$46,000 - $68,000
Dermatology2$47,625$36,500 - $58,750

Cost of Living Analysis

Real Purchasing Power

While the average salary in Georgia is $71,087, the cost of living index of 77 means your real purchasing power is equivalent to $92,273 in a location with average cost of living.

Key Considerations

  • • Housing costs vary significantly by city
  • • State income tax rates affect take-home pay
  • • Transportation and healthcare costs
  • • Quality of life factors