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You might want to post this in the Nursing Shoes and Footwear Forum.
I am partial to Dansko Professional CLogs. You can go to a store that sells them and try them out. Then go online and by them at Dansko Outlet.com for about half of retail. Technically they are seconds, but that may mean a scuff, which you could get day one wearing them, or some off stitching, etc. I've worn nothing else since 2003 and been in nursing since 1973. Wore the obligatory nurse shoe for school and several years after, tried alot of tennis shoes, and several kinds of clogs(OR Nurse), and Dankos are the greatest. They need to be broken in slowly, but once they are nothing compares. They support your feet, make you walk correctly, no more sore feet, legs, or back after a LONG 12 hour plus shift.
Depends on what your school requires, what type of shoes you can wear and how much you want to spend.
I have a wide foot and bought a Saucony on zappos.com in a wide. They are ok but very hot and heavy. I wish I had spent just $20 more and bought Alegrias. They have a "rocking" sole but are not bulky like MBTs. They make a nursing specific shoe too. I think they are WAY more comfy than Danskos.
Zappos.com is a great source for shoes but you will have to good Alegria to find those.
Good luck!
Cadnac22
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Any advice on nursing shoes would be helpful! :-) thanks