nurse organizer fanny pack

[onyok]

suggestions to keep me organized? i lose my pens, tape & scissors all the time. And my pants keeps defying gravity with all the stuff i put in my scrub pockets.

i need a not ugly organizer pack to bring back my sanity..help!

[FurBabyMom, MSN, RN]

I used a jacket. I'm almost always cold though. I kept my tape on my stethescope. My scissors and pens went in my pockets. I attached a small sharpie, a highlighter and a small penlight to my name badge, as well as my medication box key.

[sophiep]

I don't know if this is what you're looking for but I use this one in Navy, not so much a fanny pack but a clip. Gets the job done and keeps pen stains off my scrubs!

UA Belt Loop Organizer Kit at UniformAdvantage.com

[BrandonLPN, LPN]

Being seen wearing a fanny pack is too high a price to pay for organization.

[Quit Floating Me, BSN, RN]

Being seen wearing a fanny pack is too high a price to pay for organization.

I've seen a lot of great nurses wearing these. I feel that the older nurses find it less 'embarresing' or 'silly looking' than compared to us younger nurses.

[MessyMomma]

Being seen wearing a fanny pack is too high a price to pay for organization.

Yeah Brandon, a fanny pack on a guy is no bueno!

[BacktotheBeach, ADN, BSN, RN]

http://www.nursepropack.com/MedPack-detail.htm

these look pretty cool, lots of different sizes and options, too.

[kp1987]

LOL I'm sure anything fanny pack related is ugly

[its.jess.duh]

I used a jacket. I'm almost always cold though. I kept my tape on my stethescope. My scissors and pens went in my pockets. I attached a small sharpie a highlighter and a small penlight to my name badge, as well as my medication box key.[/quote']

How did you attach your penlight to your name badge? I have been looking for a retractable badge holder with a penlight on it and can't find one anywhere! I saw one once, but the nurse said it was given to her at a conference-so they must have them out there somewhere!

[Morainey, BSN, RN]

I stopped carrying so much crap in my pockets the first day after orientation. But, if you really need something to keep organized, I have seen a couple of nurses (old school and newbies alike) carrying what looks like a little waitress apron-thingy but without ties. Like this:

[Morainey, BSN, RN]

For the OP:Miscellaneous Tools | Medical Accessories & Gifts | Scrubs and Nursing Uniforms at LydiasUniforms.com

[zzbxdo]

Our unit wears our own unit t-shirts to work. It works well cause I think scrub tops look horrible and I also hate stuff in my pockets. I rock a fanny pack proudly and look awesome double time.