Meet your veterinarians.

Janet J. Raczkowski, DVM, MS

Dr. Janet is a native of Puerto Rico and received her B.S. (1982), D.V.M. (1984) and M.S. in Pathology (1984) from Kansas State University. 

While she enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine her main interests are dermatology, internal medicine, preventive medicine and surgery in both canine and feline patients. She has been a clinical investigator for multiple pharmaceutical trials and has been involved in the NCVMA (2001-2010) and is currently an officer for the Guilford County Veterinary Medical Association (2001- present). She is a member of AVMA, AAHA, AAFP, NCVMA, and GCVMA and volunteers with the Feral Cat Assistance Program.

​Her husband, Charlie, is an associate professor of Soil Science at NC A&T University. They have two children, Jana and Evan, and their family is complete with two Jack Russell Terriers, “Lola” and “Jack” and two cats, “Luna” and “Parker”.

Jenny Clark, DVM

Dr. Clark received her B.S. in Biology from St. Andrews College (1982) and her D.V.M. from VA-MD Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Tech (1988). She is a member of the Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Society, NCVMA, AVMA and the GCVMA.

Dr. Clark co-founded the Carolina Veterinary Specialists’ Greensboro Animal Emergency & Trauma Center in April of 2001 with Dr. Wendi Wells. Dr. Clark has practiced small animal emergency and general medicine in North Carolina since 1988.

Her interests include: GYN Cancer Awareness, hiking, kayaking, travelling and  touring on her Can-Am Spyder! She is the proud mother of Manny, a vocal and lovable Siamese kitty.

Eugenia Tan, DVM

Dr. Eugenia Tan was born and raised in Brooklyn, N.Y. She earned her B.S in biology (2005) from the State University of New York in Binghamton. She later received her D.V.M from Oregon State University (2012).

Following veterinary school, she completed a year long rotating internship at BluePearl Veterinary Partners, an emergency and specialty hospital in New York City. She then moved to North Carolina where she has spent the last few years practicing small animal preventative care and medicine. She is an active member of AVMA and NCVMA.
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She has a broad range of interests in veterinary medicine, such as behavior, internal medicine and oncology. She spends her free time taking care of her salt water reef tanks, hiking and gaming.  She also loves exploring the Triangle area and Greensboro with her family and Belgian Malinois, Jack.