The most common options for healthcare attire are formal business attire, scrubs and of course, the iconic white clinical lab coat. Tucking reduces the likelihood that your scrubs graze a sterile field and contaminates it. Always, always tuck. A much greater proportion of nurses or other allied health professionals can be spotted by noting the untucked scrub top.
It is also thought by some that hospitals are providing medical scrubs for each worker, when in actuality, they are purchasing their own scrubs just as any normal clothes.
They provide a lot of heat over the surgical table. Feb 15, Business casual is probably fine, but there is no harm in calling and asking what you should wear. Has 5 years experience. Specializes in oncology. Has 2 years experience. I personally feel that nurses over-do the scrubs thing when they're off the floor.
As in, without scrubs they'd have nothing else appropriate to wear?! I'd recommend business casual for the classroom-ish orientation and then scrubs once you're on the unit. I would call thought and just ask if they want you to wear scrubs in case you might be on the unit for some chance.
Has 3 years experience. The first day might consist of "paperwork" type stuff; filling out forms, watching training videos, etc. However, if they want you to jump right in, you'll have something on hand.
Specializes in NICU. Has 8 years experience. No harm in calling or e-mailing HR or whoever you spoke with and asking. Most people wear nice street clothes and that's fine. If they're taking your ID picture, just make sure you have a cute top :.
Specializes in Case mgmt. Has 15 years experience. If this orientation is taking place at a LTCF, I would wear scrubs, or at least bring a pair of scrubs along.
Oct 3, Specializes in CNA.
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