Dr. Hilde is an assistant professor within the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. She engages in clinical care, education and substance use treatment research. She has been a champion in building systems of care that address co-occurring disorders in youth including the use of medications for addiction treatment. 

Dr. Hilde is a graduate of the combined M.D./M.P.H. program at OHSU and then completed general psychiatry training at the University of Hawaii where she was a chief resident. She returned to Portland in 2016 for her child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship where she also served as a chief fellow. She obtained board certification in addiction medicine in 2023 through the practice pathway. 

She has worked in community behavioral health with a focus on youth with substance use disorders in the outpatient, IOP, residential and OTP settings. She has also been privileged to work with underserved populations primarily, Indigenous people. She has engaged in national advocacy to improve treatment for youth with substance use disorders and is one of the authors of the American Society of Addition Medicine Criteria for Adolescent and Transition-Aged Youth.