Dr. Morgan Hill earned a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the

University of Arkansas, completing the program between 2016 and 2022. Following

her doctoral studies, she served as a Postdoctoral Fellow in Serious Mental

Illness/Forensics at the Arkansas State Hospital/University of Arkansas for

Medical Sciences from 2022 to 2023, where her work focused on providing

trauma-informed intervention, assessment, and consultation within the state

forensic hospital. Her clinical training also includes an APA-Accredited Predoctoral

Internship with the Federal Bureau of Prisons at the U.S. Medical Center for

Federal Prisoners from 2021 to 2022.

Dr. Hill’s forensic assessment expertise provides a rigorous

foundation for all general diagnostic evaluations. Forensic work demands deep

knowledge of psychopathology, standardized methods, and response bias detection

(e.g., malingering)—skills directly applied to her clinical practice. This

ensures careful consideration and rule-out of multiple diagnoses, especially in

complex cases involving trauma, comorbidity, and serious mental illness. Her

multi-method approach includes structured interviews, psychometric testing

(cognitive, personality, specialized instruments), and collateral data review,

resulting in clear, evidence-based, highly reliable, and actionable clinical

assessments. 

Dr. Hill is actively engaged in supervision of pre- and

post-doctoral interns and research, and serves as an instructor for the

Clinical Psychology Ph.D. training program at the University of Arkansas, and

has served in various roles in the American Psychological Association’s

Division 18: Psychologists in Public Service. Dr. Hill has authored or

co-authored peer-reviewed publications and presentations in areas such as

trauma, psychopathology, and forensic psychology. She has also contributed to

book chapters on evidence-based assessment and treatment approaches for

adolescents with sexually abusive behavior and family- and community-based

therapies.