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Ms. Hill is a member of the American Nurse's Association and Florida Nurse's Association.
Clinical Interests:
Ms. Hill's clinical interests have focused on treating children with Autism and related developmental disabilities She has previously served as director of the ADHD clinic. Other clinical interests include: alternative medicine and eating disorders.
Research and Scholarly Interests:
Ms. Hill's research interests have included: Autism, Medical Ethics, Parent-training, and Alternative Medicine. She has served as the research coordinator for two inpatient pharmaceutical-sponsored multi-center placebo-controlled clinical trials: Depakote in the treatment of patients with Bipolar Disorder and Pramacetam in the treatment of patients receiving ECT.
Educational Interests and Accomplishments:
Ms. Hill has developed and presented didactic seminars to the psychiatric residents on a variety of topics including: alternative medical modalities, family therapy, non-directive play therapy, Neuroleptic-Induced Movement disorders, and Autism. She has also been involved in teaching Pediatric residents about Autism during the course of their Developmental Pediatric rotation on the Children's Mental Health Unit. She supervises General Residents and Child Psychiatry Fellows in the Outpatient Child Psychiatry ADHD Clinic.
The Department of Psychiatry at the University of Florida College of Medicine in Gainesville, Florida, is a large multi-faceted program centered in a major academic medical center. The Department of Psychiatry focuses on the three central missions of clinical care, research and education to govern its department of psychiatry divisions. Nationally recognized for ground-breaking research projects in Autism, Brain Stimulation (ECT, TMS, DBS) , Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, the Department of Psychiatry provides state-of-the-art research, inpatient and outpatient evaluation & treatment locations in Gainesville, Central Florida and Indian River County. The Department has over 60 full-time Faculty researchers and treatment experts . The University of Florida College of Medicine is proud to offer evidenced-based treatment programs for Impaired Health Professionals, depression, children and adolescents, eating disorders, obesity, pain, alcoholism, bipolar illness, geriatric psychiatry, drug abuse, Schizophrenia , and other psychiatric and psychological problems. Keep up with the latest community and psychiatry news with our Addiction & Psychiatry Newsletter. Find UF a psychiatrist or psychologist or forensic expert or Faculty of the University of Florida’s College of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry.