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I have no idea what share time is, but if it requires scrubs I would think it is a form of job shadowing. I personally would take, but not wear the scrubs. I just would not feel as confident in them. I would wear dress slacks, low heels, and a dress shirt.
I was always told to dress two positions higher than what I was interviewing for. Unless it was a management position I would not wear a suit.
if you are comfortable and confident in scrubs wear them, but make sure they are solid colored and somewhat fitted. I'm still fighting the sensation that I'm wearing pjs in public every time I wear scrubs. I've decided I may never get over that sensation. Of course I don't own a pair of sweatpants and my yoga pants never leave the house or gym.
kataraang, BSN
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I am aware this topic has been presented and discussed numerous times. But there seems to be such variation in peoples' situations.
This is the text from the email: "Please dress in professional business attire (no jeans, athletic attire, shorts, sneakers, sandals, etc.). If you are interviewing for a clinical position you are permitted to wear scrubs."
Elsewhere in the email also included this again:"feel free to wear or bring scrubs as there may be an opportunity to stay for sharetime following your interview"
What is sharetime?
This is so stressful. I've applied to 12 positions and this is my 1st interview offer.
I am just not completely educated on the culture of hospital-based nursing. So I want to see what those with more experience have to say.
Thank you!