Angelina Zamboni, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, is originally from Northern California where she grew up on a farm and is one of five children.
She received her bachelor’s degree in International Relations at University of California-Davis, where she also participated on the rowing team. Angelina completed her graduate studies at the University of California, San Francisco; where she earned a Master of Science, Nursing. Angelina spent 8 years as a Peace Corps volunteer and as the Rural Health and Sanitation Project Director in El Salvador. During this time, she worked extensively with youth and adults, promoting community organization, health education and leadership development. She has worked for St. Charles as a primary care provider since 2015 at the School Based Health Center as well as Family Care clinics, in Sisters, Bend and Madras.
Angelina is fluent in Spanish and enjoys working with patients and their families of all ethnic backgrounds. Because of her life experiences and commitment to provide care to diverse communities, she is excited to be part of a work environment that is dedicated to making a difference. When not working, Angelina and her family love to spend time outside exploring Central Oregon and spending their days on the water or in the snow, and traveling overseas to visit friends and family.
