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OBGYN fellowship salary, stipend and fees

What OBGYN fellowship programs publish about pay, stipends and fees, by country, and what to check before you compare figures.

Applicant resourceSource-ledUpdated October 2026
These are published figures, not averages.

Each line quotes the funding wording a program published, in its own currency and for its own year. Programs that publish no figure are not listed here, and a missing figure does not mean the post is unpaid.

OBGYN fellowship salary, stipend and fees: what the directory records

OBGYN Fellow records how each program says it is funded. 366 of the 1989 listings quote a money figure, in 38 countries; the countries with the most are Australia (60), United States (48), India (44), France (38), Canada (24). The wording is shown as published, so you can see whether a figure is a salary, a stipend, an allowance, a tuition fee or a one-off charge.

What kinds of funding you will see

Published figures by country

21 countries have three or more programs with a published figure; the rest are grouped at the end. Open a program for its duration, eligibility and official source.

Australia 60 programs

United States 48 programs

India 44 programs

France 38 programs

Canada 24 programs

United Kingdom 23 programs

Italy 23 programs

New Zealand 10 programs

Singapore 9 programs

Spain 9 programs

Indonesia 9 programs

Greece 8 programs

Ghana 7 programs

Japan 5 programs

Brazil 5 programs

Malaysia 4 programs

Romania 4 programs

Pakistan 3 programs

Switzerland 3 programs

Hong Kong 3 programs

Germany 3 programs

Other countries 24 programs

Before you rely on a figure

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Frequently asked questions

How much do OBGYN fellows get paid?

It depends on the country, the program and whether the post is employment at all. The directory quotes published salary, stipend, allowance or fee figures for 366 programs in 38 countries. Figures are in local currency, for different years and with different benefits, so open the program and its official source before you compare.

Are all OBGYN fellowships paid?

No. 398 listings mention fees, tuition, honorary status, self-funding or a non-stipendiary place in their published funding text (counted by those words). Many short clinical attachments and observerships are unpaid or fee-paying, while accredited fellowships in several countries are salaried posts.

Do U.S. OBGYN fellows receive a salary?

U.S. fellowships are normally graduate medical education positions paid on the institution's scale. 435 of the 542 U.S. listings mention a salary or stipend in their published wording, and 48 quote a specific amount. Stipend and benefits vary by institution and year, so check the program's own page.

Can I compare fellowship salaries between countries?

Not directly. Amounts are quoted in local currency, may cover different academic years, and may include or exclude benefits, tax, housing or allowances. Cost of living and licensing costs also differ. Use the figures to see what a program publishes, not to rank countries.

Where do these figures come from?

Each figure is copied from the program's own funding field, which is filled from an official program, hospital, university or accreditation page linked on the program listing. Pay scales change every year; confirm the current figure with the institution before you apply.