How many scrubs do you own?I've always had to wear hospital scrubs or a certain color.I have a job offer for a NICU position in a children's hospital and they have no dress code.I'm so excited!!!I'm becoming addicted to buying Disney and holiday scrub tops on eBay!
Lisa.fnp 94 Posts May 28, 2016 96 sets assorted and 10 royal blue 10 whites tops and pants not pictured. Funny thing is I haven't worn them in a few years now that I'm in primary care.
NOADLS 832 Posts May 28, 2016 When I first started a few years ago, I bought 6 sets. This would last me for one working rotation and I would have one extra set just in case. Fast forward to now and I show up to work in a plain shirt and hoodie when I work a later shift or on a weekend. I've found that I go through a set or two throughout my working rotation.
adpiRN 389 Posts Specializes in L&D. Has 3 years experience. May 28, 2016 Lisa.FNP said: 96 sets assorted and 10 royal blue 10 whites tops and pants not pictured. Funny thing is I haven't worn them in a few years now that I'm in primary care. Wow!! OK this makes me feel less guilty about the 20 tops I've bought in the past few weeks! (Only 11 can be worn year round though because the rest are Halloween or Christmas.)
roser13, ASN, RN 6,504 Posts Specializes in Med/Surg, Ortho, ASC. Has 17 years experience. May 28, 2016 Lisa.FNP said: 96 sets assorted and 10 royal blue 10 whites tops and pants not pictured. Funny thing is I haven't worn them in a few years now that I'm in primary care. Prepare yourself: I saved mine from my first job when subsequent jobs required other colors. When I got them out about 6 years later, any item with elastic was ruined due to the elastic hardening & cracking. Some of the tops had developed yellow stains of unknown origin, just from hanging in the closet, I guess. My only consolation was that they still fit:yeah:
kiszi, RN 1 Article; 604 Posts Has 9 years experience. May 29, 2016 Lisa.FNP said: 96 sets assorted and 10 royal blue 10 whites tops and pants not pictured. Funny thing is I haven't worn them in a few years now that I'm in primary care. (admiring lisa.FNP's collection and the fact that her hangers are all the same color and the fact that she has that kind of closet space to allocate to scrubs)
sallyrnrrt, ADN, RN 2,395 Posts Specializes in critical care, ER,ICU, CVSURG, CCU. May 29, 2016 I have similar collection, but dog gone, not near as organized
Editorial Team / Moderator Lunah, MSN, RN 33 Articles; 13,748 Posts Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CNE, CEN, CPEN, TCRN. Has 15 years experience. May 29, 2016 I went from "wear what I want" from 2005-2011 to "wear an Army uniform" from 2011-2015 (yes, in uniform in an ER, not scrubs, ugh) to "wear what I want" from 2015-2016. Last month I started working for an RNs-wear-royal-blue facility, so today I took a lot of scrubs (mostly black, lol) to a scrub store for consignment. I am fully stocked up on royal blue, but I am holding onto my other favorites, just because. :)
OlivetheRN, ADN, BSN, RN 382 Posts May 29, 2016 So we went from wear whatever to a uniform awhile back, but I recently moved to the OR and have to wear hospital provided scrubs right? BUT now I get to wear scrub caps and holy crap Batman...my locker is getting stuffed with scrub caps. So many patterns and designs and yea. It's a problem
Editorial Team / Moderator Lunah, MSN, RN 33 Articles; 13,748 Posts Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CNE, CEN, CPEN, TCRN. Has 15 years experience. May 29, 2016 kiszi said: (admiring lisa.FNP's collection and the fact that her hangers are all the same color and the fact that she has that kind of closet space to allocate to scrubs) I have a closet designated as "scrub land," or "scrub closet." Though I just cleaned out about 10 sets of scrubs, some from 2005. Brand? Dickies. They last forever!
Lisa.fnp 94 Posts May 29, 2016 sallyrnrrt said: I have similar collection, but dog gone, not near as organized Thanks, this closet is in the Guest room. My husband bought all of these scrub tops and pants folded on each hanger. I had enough outfits that they would only be worn twice a year this would keep them looking new. But if you think that is something you should see my walk-in-closet. With 2 levels of hangers racks on the wall surrounding the 3 sides to a 8' x 10' room with just my cloth, my husband has his own closet. My real problem is I have loaded the 8+8+8+8+5+5ft hanger racks, a total of 42 feet of hanger space. It's fully loaded with hundreds & hundred's of outfits. I have way to many cloth that I can longer hang another hanger let alone one with cloth on it. Then there's the shoes, but that's another post..... Wonderful thing is, it's my husband who shops and buys everything for me.
adpiRN 389 Posts Specializes in L&D. Has 3 years experience. May 29, 2016 Here's the start of my collection! Obsessed with Disney and Hello Kitty scrubs!
