Jenica Lynn Haraschak

Jenica Lynn Haraschak is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois, holding appointments in the Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine and the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Her research focuses on veterinary toxicology, emergency medicine, and case studies involving dogs and cats. She has contributed to studies on managing toxicoses, respiratory therapies, and systemic inflammatory responses in animals.

Her work includes evaluating high-flow nasal oxygen therapy for blastomycosis in dogs and investigating toxicosis cases involving drugs like Vyvanse and minoxidil. She has also explored the clinical utility of systemic inflammatory response syndrome criteria in emergency departments. Her research emphasizes practical applications in veterinary emergency care and toxicology.

• Collaborated on an emergency ventilator prototype during the pandemic, contributing to interdisciplinary efforts.