Hello! Has anyone worked as a psych nurse in the ER?I've worked in inpatient and outpatient psych settings, and the dress has always been business casual.I have never worked in ER psych, and packing for a travel nurse assignment. Trying to decide if I need to bring scrubs. Thanks for any input!
Nature_walker, ASN, BSN, RN 223 Posts Specializes in psych. Has 7 years experience. Oct 5, 2016 I work in psych ed. I can wear either scrubs or business casual. Go with what you feel is comfortable to you. I personally wear my scrubs, but that's just me. Many coworkers wear business casual. Personal choice at least in my hospital.
poppycat, ADN, BSN 856 Posts Specializes in pediatrics; PICU; NICU. Has 45 years experience. Oct 6, 2016 This is something you should probably clarify with the facility you're traveling to.
allnurses Guide Meriwhen, ASN, BSN, MSN, RN 4 Articles; 7,907 Posts Specializes in Psych ICU, addictions. Oct 6, 2016 I could wear scrubs or casual including jeans. I did both: scrub top and jeans.
allnurses Guide Meriwhen, ASN, BSN, MSN, RN 4 Articles; 7,907 Posts Specializes in Psych ICU, addictions. Oct 6, 2016 This is something you should probably clarify with the facility you're traveling to.This. It doesn't matter what I or anyone else where to our job. What matters is what YOUR facility wants you to wear to your job. Contact them and ask.if they don't provide a dress code, IMO wear scrubs on day 1 and see for yourself how everyone is dressed.
VeniceBeachNurse 6 Posts Specializes in Psychiatric, Behavioral Health, Holistic. Has 3 years experience. Oct 14, 2016 The problem was, I was packing and the facility was not getting back to me in time with specifics before I got on the plane. They still keep sending me vague dress code standards, but not telling me what is specific to my unit.Based on everyone's input, I packed both, and if they don't get back to me before day one, blue scrubs seem to be a safe bet. Thank you, everyone!