CPNE attire

FocusRN · Feb 8, 2011

Yes it's okay or at least it was where I tested (Grady in Atlanta 12/2010). I wore business casual, but felt like the odd one out because everyone else was wearing scrubs. Some had multicolor prints, and others had solids.

Editorial Team / Moderator · Feb 8, 2011

The study guide says business casual, and that's what all of us wore in Mansfield in 2008. I do know some people wear scrubs, though.

caliotter3 · Feb 8, 2011

You won't be thrown out of the Friday night session for wearing scrubs instead of business casual.

Conqueror+, BSN, RN · Feb 8, 2011

My paperwork said business casual so I would stick with that. This is not the time to be different or not follow written instructions. I'm rooting for you. :)

t-lo · Feb 9, 2011

I agree with Conqueror+.... This is not the time to have EC look at you cross-eyed for not following directions.

Scrubs are not business casual...

They may not throw you out of the labs on Friday night but do you really want to give them a reason to look at you and possibly think... well this one doesn't know how to follow instructions.

Editorial Team / Moderator · Feb 9, 2011

Yep, just what t-lo said ...

FocusRN · Feb 9, 2011

Cosigning with t-lo and Lunah.

Mrs.0 · Feb 11, 2011

And where in the world did you get your white shoes. I just realized we can't wear clogs. I just ordered a pair from allheart.com before I saw that.

I read- all white shoes.

Don't know where to look in Feb in Indiana!

t-lo · Feb 13, 2011

Most uniform store have them or you can get all white sneakers...no blue, red, black, purple ect...on them at all though. Sketchers have some nice one's

caliotter3 · Feb 13, 2011

All white sneakers can be had at Pay Less or Target. That is where I get mine all the time.

Editorial Team / Moderator · Feb 13, 2011

I wore some all-white Keds. They cost $9.