Just a curious question for those who say that clogs are not allowed. Dansko markets themselves as clogs, are these acceptable in your program? They definitely have a back, you can clean them easily and they love my feet. My feet love them too!
I wouldn't buy these shoes though, if they specifically tell you all white, that is what they mean. And I agree with the mesh being a pathogen...
My program allows clog style shoes like dansko and crocs. But the crocs have go be the ones without holes and have to have a heel strap. I got a pair of dansko's myself! :)
They are very comfortable. The picture doesn't do them any justice and they look great in my hunter green scrubs. He got them from hibbett sports for $59.
im just gonna list the various things that have spilled or splashed on my shoes in clinical/at work:
urine
shower water
liquid feces
blood
pureed food
amniotic fluid
vomit
various hot and cold drinks
etc.
do you really want to be wearing mesh shoes in a patient care area of any sort? yuck.
Ha ha, add Charcoal, Barium and anal gland secretion to that and you've got my sneakers from working at the vet clinic.
Nothing breaks a shoe in like good ole anals.
Im glad this post is here, i never even thought of buying shoes yet. Might aswell start shopping early. Can't see me finding time once school starts and I have the kid and studying to deal with.
Ha ha, add Charcoal, Barium and anal gland secretion to that and you've got my sneakers from working at the vet clinic.
Nothing breaks a shoe in like good ole anals.
Im glad this post is here, i never even thought of buying shoes yet. Might aswell start shopping early. Can't see me finding time once school starts and I have the kid and studying to deal with.
Ok, so the app only showed up until "anal gland secretion" and I opened this thread competes freaked out as to why a nursing student would have anal gland secretions on her shoes and what on earth kind of procedure that would be.
These are the shoes I got Google Product Searchhey aren't white but we are allowed to have white, ceil blue, or navy. Body fluids can't soak through these I don't think they have like a slick exterior that seems like it would roll off instead of sitting on it. Hope you find something!
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My program allows clog style shoes like dansko and crocs. But the crocs have go be the ones without holes and have to have a heel strap. I got a pair of dansko's myself! :)