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Dr. Nathan Wruble, MD

Radiologist
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About Dr. Nathan Wruble

Dr. Nathan Wruble is a radiologist treating patients in Astoria, New York, and the surrounding communities. His goal as a practitioner is to ensure that each of his patients receives the highest available standard of radiology services. Dr. Wruble is a member of professional organizations including the American College of Radiology, the New York State Radiological Society, and the Radiological Society of North America. For his undergraduate degree, Dr. Wruble attended Millersville State College. He pursued his medical degree at the Autonomous University of Guadalajara. Dr. Wruble completed a rotating internship program at the Regina Grey Nuns’ Hospital and received his residency training at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Patients visiting Dr. Wruble can receive a full range of radiology services. He provides angiography, mammography, bone-density measurements, sonography, and general radiology consultations.

Languages

English, Italian, Spanish

Services & procedures 17

RadiologistBone Density MeasurementCT Scan-HeadCT Scan-HeartCT Scan-LungsCT Scan-OtherCT Scan-Teeth (Dental Scan)CT Scan - Virtual ColonoscopyMammography - No Breast Cancer HistoryMammography - With Breast Cancer HistoryMRI -Back/SpineMRI-BrainMRI-BreastMRI-OtherPET/CTSonography/UltrasoundX-ray

Background & credentials

Education & training

Medical School - Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara State University of New York, Buffalo, Residency in Radiology Kaleida Health, Residency in Radiology

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