Humans of LT— Ms. McCall
Q: Who are you and what do you do for Lebanon Trail?
A: Alexia McCall, the Clinical Assistant at LT.
Q: What is an average day like as a nurse assistant?
A: I spend most of the day dealing with kids who have sore throats, fevers, and back pain.
Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages that come with the work?
A: An advantage will have to be, being able to solve most of their issues. One Disadvantage is that I get sick.
Q: How is it like being at Lebanon Trail High School?
A: I love being here! It’s great here, great students and teachers!
Q: What was your work like before coming to Lebanon Trail?
A: Clinics are a lot more work than school nursing. Pap smears, incisions, popping pimples, and injections. Here all you have to do is document everything and send them home.
Q: How did the pandemic change your work?
A: It changed quite a bit. I got fired, I had to stay home because I ended up getting COVID, and it was kinda hard finding work after that.
Q: What advice would you give to a student that is wanting to major in nursing?
A: Never give up. Never ever give up. I’m actually going back to school. I was just sitting here and I’m like, this is what I want to do. I applied for other jobs, but those jobs are not for me. But then when I got back into nursing, I realized that this was where I should be!
Senior Ava Bronstad is a returning third-year member of the Vanguard Staff. As a retired theatre kid she has a fond appreciation for the arts, is fascinated...