Dr. Hull is board certified in family medicine and addiction medicine. She practices primary care and addiction medicine through the Internal Medicine Recovery Engagement Program (IM-REP) at UPMC Mercy and the Pregnancy and Women's Recovery Center at Magee-Womens Hospital. She also attends on the inpatient Substance Treatment and Recovery Service (STARS) at UPMC Presbyterian and the Perinatal Addiction Consultative and Education Service at Magee.
Dr. Hull's research interests are centered on improving low-barrier access to addiction treatment, especially for pregnant and parenting individuals. This includes developing and testing innovative care delivery models that better meet patient needs and integration of harm reduction strategies to improve patient engagement and outcomes. Dr. Hull is also core faculty for the addiction medicine fellowship and is involved in resident and fellow education and precepting.
- BA, Health and Societies, University of Pennsylvania, 2003
- MSc, Health Policy, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, 2005
- MSc, Planning and Finance, London School of Economics, 2005
- MD, Oregon Health and Science University, 2014
- Family Medicine Residency, Providence Oregon Family Medicine, 2017
- Addiction Medicine Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh, 2022
Education & Training
Hull I, Jawa R, Shang M, Davis D, King C, McMurtrie G, Krans E. Implications of xylazine exposure in pregnancy: A narrative review. J Addict Dis. 2024; 1-8.
Randall A, Hull I, Martin SA. Enhancing patient choice: Using self-administered intranasal naloxone for novel rapid buprenorphine initiation. J Addict Med. 2023; 17(2):237-240.
- Inductee, Gold Humanism Society, 2013
- Lundy Award, Oregon Academy of Family Physicians, 2014
- Family Medicine Congressional Congress Scholarship Recipient, American Academy of Family Physicians, 2016
- Ralph Bramucci Humanism Award, Oregon Providence Family Medicine Residency, 2017
- Ruth Fox Scholarship Recipient, American Society of Addiction Medicine, 2022
- Innovation Grant Recipient, Presbyterian Hospital, 2023
