Hunter Hill

Hunter is a Doctor of Nursing Practice and Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (DNP, PMHNP-C). He provides care for individuals ages 6 to 64 and is passionate about delivering evidence-based, holistic, and trauma-informed psychiatric care. Hunter works alongside clients facing depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, PTSD, OCD, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder, always striving to tailor treatment to each person’s unique story, needs, and goals.

Hunter strongly believes in ruling out medical and biological comorbidities that can often mimic or complicate psychiatric presentations. He sees this as a critical step toward accurate diagnosis and truly patient-centered care. In his practice, he often describes his role as helping others navigate the river of life, sometimes calm and steady, sometimes full of unpredictable rapids. During turbulent stretches, he strives to be a steady guide, always aware that the river must continue to flow and progress. As both a clinician and educator, Hunter can’t resist reaching for the perfect metaphor, whether teaching future providers or helping patients connect the dots in their own journey.

Before stepping into his current role, Hunter built a strong clinical foundation as a psychiatric technician, psychiatric registered nurse in community mental health clinics, and later, as an assistant director of nursing in an inpatient psychiatric hospital. These experiences continue to shape his commitment to compassionate, equitable care and his drive to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health.

Outside of work, you’ll likely find Hunter outdoors fishing, camping, reading, snowboarding, playing soccer, or mountain biking. He strives to maintain the balance between simply being and constantly doing, recognizing that rest and presence are just as vital as productivity.