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Old Sep 15, 2008, 10:01 AM
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Re: Nursing and tattoos

Originally Posted by nursejenni08BSN View Post
I think the whole professional argument comes out of the fact that some people (not saying that it is right) tend to pre-judge when they see tattoos and even non-traditional piercings. I personally have 3 which are all covered by my scrubs. I also think that it has to do with where you live/work as to if people are accepting depending on how conservative or liberal they are.
I guess you summarized my rhetorical questions.

I just can't stand the pre-judgers. The worst ones are RARELY the clients or even the bosses, in my experience. All too often, they are from a jealous coworker or colleague who dislikes you for some reason, and uses it to gain some perceived advantage.

If people think it is 'unprofessional" than by logic, the opposite is true. Hey, anyone know any unprofessional non tattooed people? Thought so. There are so many important things in this world to worry about. What someone injects into their skin and calls art is not one of them. YMMV.

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