Ji Hae Park, MD

Dr. Ji Hae is a native of New Jersey. After growing up in Bergen County, Dr. Park attended Johns Hopkins University and graduated with high honors with a bachelor of science degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology. She spent two years as a clinical research coordinator at the NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases, where she conducted many clinical trials in orthopedic surgery. Dr. Park then completed her medical degree at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. She completed her Urology Residency training at the University of Rochester, N.Y., and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. During her residency, she developed a keen interest in endourology, stone disease and benign prostate enlargement.

Ji Hae Park currently serves as Assistant Professor of Urology and Assistant Program Director of Urology Residency Program at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Dr. Park has completed focused training on both endoscopic and percutaneous surgery for stones in the urinary tract. She performs percutaneous surgery for stones in the urinary tract. Dr. Park is committed to providing patients with compassionate care using minimally invasive techniques to provide patients with faster recoveries and better outcomes.

Philosophy of Care:

I am dedicated to providing cutting-edge, compassionate care through minimally invasive techniques to address complex kidney stones and enlarged prostates. These techniques involve smaller incisions, shorter recovery times, and less discomfort. I prioritize the well-being of my patients and have integrated state-of-the-art technology into my treatment approach to ensure optimal outcomes and a reduced impact on your quality of life.