Residency Training in Urology
The broad long-term goals for The Division of Urology Residency Training Program
are to provide residents with a wide breadth of experience managing medical and surgical disease of
the genitourinary tract as well as an in depth understanding of basic and clinical research in all
domains of Urology. We provide a graded increase in patient care responsibility. By the chief year
residents are expected to have mastered the ACGME competencies (patient care, medical knowledge,
practice-based learning and improvement, and interpersonal and communication skills, professionalism
and systems-based practice) and have acquired the surgical and mental skills necessary for pursuit of
either a career in academic urology or the practice of urology.
We accept two residents per year into a six-year program. Our main goal is to provide a
nurturing environment in which residents can acquire the surgical, medical, research, and decision
making skills to become outstanding urologists. The resident responsibilities are as follows:
Further information may be obtained by contacting the Program Coordinator, Lori F. Krempa at:
UMDNJ / Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Division of Urology
1 Robert Wood Johnson Place – MEB-584
New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903-0019
E-mail: krempalf@umdnj.edu
Phone: (732) 235-7718
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