Edward Seall

Emergency medicine specialist Edward Seall, MD, FACEP holds a diverse array of personal and professional interests. Dr. Edward Seall derives great satisfaction from staying fit through physical activities and broadening his understanding of different cultures through international travel. Dr. Edward Seall is also a dedicated member of Saint Edmund Parish Catholic Church in Oak Park, Illinois. A loyal graduate of many prestigious educational institutions, Dr. Edward Seall remains connected to his academic communities through participation in various alumni associations, including The Edward Frederick Sorin Society at the University of Notre Dame, the Notre Dame Alumni Association, the Boston University Alumni Association, and the Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine Alumni Association. Before embarking on graduate and undergraduate studies, Dr. Edward Seall excelled in amateur athletics. He was named to the Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association’s All-State Baseball Team in 1988. Dr. Edward Seall’s lifelong passion for learning extends beyond his coursework for degree programs. A Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians (FACEP), Dr. Edward Seall has completed Phase I and Phase II certifications from the ACEP Emergency Department Directors Academy. Dr. Edward Seall has also undergone training in ACEP Scientific Assembly (2007-2009) and High Risk Emergency Medicine (2007), and he completed The Difficult Airway Course in 2005. Board certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) in 2003, Dr. Edward Seall has taken and passed the rigorous the Lifelong Learning and Self-Assessment (LLSA) Examination every year from 2004 to 2010. Dr. Edward Seall has also completed extensive training in Level I Trauma, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, and Toxicology at various Chicago area medical centers. Licensed to practice medicine in the state of Indiana, Dr. Edward Seall holds clinical privileges at St. Elizabeth Regional Health, White County Memorial Hospital, and others.