HWBN is proud to draw upon the many years of experience and expertise of its volunteer professionals to bring hope to others.
Dr. Azadeh Zangeneh
HWBN
Volunteer
Professional
HWBN Volunteer

Azadeh Zangeneh,
DO, MPH

Internal Medicine Physician & Public Health Professional | HWBN Volunteer

HWBN is proud to draw upon the many years of experience and expertise of its volunteer professionals to bring hope to others.

Professional Background

Professional Background

Dr. Azadeh Zangeneh is an Internal Medicine physician and public health professional whose work reflects a commitment to compassionate, evidence-based care and the overall well-being of individuals and communities.

Based in the Cleveland, Ohio area, Dr. Zangeneh’s professional interests include comprehensive adult primary care, preventive medicine, management of chronic health conditions, and improving health literacy. Her combined background in medicine and public health brings an important perspective to understanding not only an individual’s medical needs, but also the broader circumstances that can affect health, access to care, and quality of life.

Volunteer Contribution

Volunteering Her Expertise to HWBN

Dr. Zangeneh generously contributes her medical and public health knowledge, experience, and professional expertise to Hope Without Borders Network (HWBN) on a voluntary and pro bono basis.

A commitment to helping others

Her involvement reflects one of HWBN’s core principles: bringing experienced professionals together and making their knowledge and expertise available to help individuals and families who may be facing difficult circumstances and need guidance, support, and hope.

Years of Experience

Shared to Give Hope

Although HWBN is a young organization, its strength comes from the experience and commitment of the professionals who stand behind its mission.

Experience Shared

Years of Experience — Shared to Give Hope

Physicians and professionals such as Dr. Zangeneh bring years of education, professional experience, and service to HWBN and voluntarily place that expertise at the service of humanitarian projects and people in need.

Through this network of volunteer physicians, psychologists, attorneys, educators, technology professionals, artists, and other specialists, HWBN seeks to do more than address an immediate need. It seeks to give people hope, help them move forward, and empower them so that one day they, too, may be in a position to help others.

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