Dr. Jill Wruble, DO is a board-certified, fellowship trained diagnostic radiologist who joined the staff of the West Haven Veterans Medical Center in Connecticut in 2005. Prior to that time, she had been in private practice in the Minneapolis and District of Columbia areas, moving with family requirements, and before that, in military medical practice. She is very involved in resident education, serving as a Clinical Assistant professor on the faculty of Yale Medical School and as a Clinical Assistant professor at the University of Connectiut Medical School. She is an American Osteopathic Board of Radiology Certification Exam Team Member and has participated in drafting the gastrointestinal and genitourinary exam sections. She is a veteran and joined the NAVPAD board of directors in 2009.

Dr. Wruble is a graduate of Williams College and the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine. She served in the United States Army Medical Corps, including a tour as a general medical officer in Korea and completed her internship and residency at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center. She subsequently accepted a fellowship in body imaging at the Georgetown University Medical Center. She retired from the Army with rank of major.

In addition, Dr. Wruble is a guitarist of 40+ years. She has a substantial interest in women’s issues and sports medicine. She is a triathlete, road cyclist and marathoner who has participated in very challenging events and competitions, including the Mt. Washington bike race, Tough Mudder and the one hundred thirty-two mile six-gap bike climb in Vermont. She is married with two children and the stepmother of three others.