Eman Sahloul, MD

Eman Sahloul, M.D., was born and raised in the southwest suburbs of Chicago. She attended Benedictine University on a full scholarship where she graduated as Valedictorian with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and received the Lincoln Academy's Student Laureate Award.

She pursued her medical degree at the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, then completed her pediatric residency at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital at the University of Michigan.

Upon completion of her residency, she was appointed as a clinical instructor and primary care physician at the University of Michigan. After her husband also completed his residency training in podiatry, they both moved down to Texas to practice.

Dr. Sahloul realized she loved pediatrics after spending time working in refugee camps around the world. She is drawn to the resilience and sense of hope that children intuitively have and feels responsible in helping every child return to health and meet their fullest potential. She also has a special interest in highlighting and reducing health disparities and is involved in related research, presentations and volunteerism.

Although she immensely enjoyed her time as a primary care physician, she is eager to continue her journey as a hospitalist while still using her strong background in preventative health to create a seamless and engaging experience for families in the hospital setting.

Dr. Sahloul has been married to her husband Rami for 4 years and is excited to start this new chapter in his hometown of Dallas. In her spare time, she enjoys running and reading (mostly re-reading Harry Potter), as well as traveling back home to Chicago to visit family.