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by Spika RN Jan 7So recently the hospital I work at decided to go to 3 colors only for nurses to wear male and female alike to help patients and family identify nurses easier, by the way they still think I am a doctor most of the time.
So here are the colors white (tradtion I under stand that no problem) black ( very depressing color and I work in the cancer unit ) and turquoise ( I dunno about any other guys but I would never wear this it was red but our DON didn't like red so she changed it) also we can wear any combination of the 3 colors together. I can't wear white because of black body hair so I am stuck all black all the time anyone have anything they want to add I just needed to vent a bit
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Jan 8 by jadelpnI would get a black long sleeve shirt to go under turquoise scrubs, a turquoise long sleeve shirt to go under a white top and black bottoms.....a white scrub jacket to wear with all black. And there's some cute black and white print scrub tops. And you could get white thick tights to go under white pants for the winter at least. I would mix up these three colors as much as you can. I am sure when all is said and done you probably will never want to wear turquoise again, but there are many shades of turquoise..... - Jan 10 by Spika RNQuote from jadelpntheY limit us to us to certain shade of turquoise. and to wearing tights underneath my scrubs I am a hairy guy and normally very hot in nature like my body temperature. otherwise these are good ideas but just not for me. that goes the same with long sleeve shirts it's not advisable for a guy like myself. I wasn't going to say this but the only straight guy I've ever seen at our hospital where it was married so you going when they can get away with itI would get a black long sleeve shirt to go under turquoise scrubs, a turquoise long sleeve shirt to go under a white top and black bottoms.....a white scrub jacket to wear with all black. And there's some cute black and white print scrub tops. And you could get white thick tights to go under white pants for the winter at least. I would mix up these three colors as much as you can. I am sure when all is said and done you probably will never want to wear turquoise again, but there are many shades of turquoise.....
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Jan 10 by scrubbydutchQuote from Spika RNThere are several scrubs manufacturers that make Turquoise scrubs. If you are looking for top of the line you could go with Grey's Anatomy, they have several styles available in turquoise, including pantsSo recently the hospital I work at decided to go to 3 colors only for nurses to wear male and female alike to help patients and family identify nurses easier, by the way they still think I am a doctor most of the time.
So here are the colors white (tradtion I under stand that no problem) black ( very depressing color and I work in the cancer unit ) and turquoise ( I dunno about any other guys but I would never wear this it was red but our DON didn't like red so she changed it) also we can wear any combination of the 3 colors together. I can't wear white because of black body hair so I am stuck all black all the time anyone have anything they want to add I just needed to vent a bit
www.so-scrubs.com/B/Greys-Anatomy-Scrub-Pants-4232-458-M that you can get in regular, petite and tall sizes, and tops www.so-scrubs.com/Scrubs/Greys-Anatomy-Scrubs/Greys-Anatomy-Scrub-Tops-4153-458-M.
A less expensive alternative is WorkWear by Cherokee, they have several styles of pants including www.so-scrubs.com/C/WorkWear-Scrub-Pants-4200-TRQW-M that is also available in petite, and tops www.so-scrubs.com/C/WorkWear-Scrub-Tops-4801-TRQW-M.
