Nurses come in all shapes and sizes, so all scrubs aren’t for everyone. Here are styles that will unleash your thighs, fight slippage (you know what we mean), and more.
One nurse’s hair was so long that a used bandage got caught in it. Seriously…don’t let that be you. Check out this hilarious DOs and DON’Ts guide and stay in style!
We asked nurses, “What do you wear, and why?” Those nurses with restrictive dress codes had a simple answer, but others gave us responses that revealed a lot about them…
The goal of color coding is simple. It offers a sort of visual shorthand that lets you differentiate one specialty or department from another. But some nurses really can’t stand it.
“Help! My hospital cranks the air conditioning way too high!” writes one nurse, while another emails, “There are corridors in my office where I swear there is no heat at all. I freeze from October until May!”
Here are several styles that can help you hide extra inches for all body types and different “problem areas”…like your muffin top, your hips, and your thighs…
Whether you’re a nurse who’s heavily pierced and likes to use your ‘sleeved’ arm as an ice breaker with patients, or you just happen to work for a facility with an impossibly strict dress code, we want to know: Are you a dress code breaker?
You’ve probably known one or more coworkers who are always testing the boundaries of your hospital’s uniform policy and seeing what they can get away with.
The number, size, shape and placement of pockets can make or break your nursing outfit from a practical standpoint. Here’s an overview of some of the most popular pocket designs.
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