Proud to be in scrubs??

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You worked so hard to get in nursing school. Yes, studying and clinicals are challenging, but aren't you proud to be able to wear your nursing scrubs that signal to everyone that you are a part of the nursing profession. How did you feel the first time you put on your scrubs and looked at your self in the mirror?

Specializes in Emergency.

I got into nursing for the scrubs!!!

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OMG! I REMEMBER I WOULD TAKE LIKE 20 PICTURES OF ME IN MY SCRUBS WITH MY STETHOSCOPE AND POST THEM ALL OVER Facebook XD STILL DO TILL THIS DAY

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I was so happy to order my uniform and try it on for school a few months ago but I'm not happy that we have to wear white polo shirts but at least the pants are scrubs.

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The first day wearing my scrubs to school was the best day ever. Felt so great to finally be able to say I was a nursing student and I have the scrubs to prove it.

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I personally hate wearing scrubs. What gets me are the people who wear scrub tops with jeans in public. I can just imagine the rationale leading one to that decision: "this shirt has pockets! It's so handy!" Just...no.

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Specializes in NICU.

I just got my scrubs for school. They are greys anatomy brand and are purple. I love them and they make my booty look good lol. So excited for school

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I'm currently not in nursing school, though I hope to be very soon! I can remember wearing my first scrubs while in phlebotomy school the summer after graduating as a senior in high school. I was so proud! I knew I was beginning the next step of my life, and was happy to be getting closer to my goal of getting into nursing school and finally getting a degree! (I just needed medical experience to help me get in!)

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Scrubs makes me feel like superman and it's comfortable:)

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Like a marshmallow lol

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Like a very special person

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I was horrified: I just spent $50 on a top, $50 on pants, and knew I've have to spend more to get them tailored! $20 dollars later 6 inches were removed from my scrub pants (I'm 5'7!!!). Who are these giant nurses? So, yeah, $120 bought me one set of scrubs. I was pretty mad at my nursing school for not giving us any other options. And of course the top was white, and on the last day of clinical my patient with a peg tube had a clog, which I didn't realize until the pressure shot the syringe out of my hand and his neon orange lactulose flew out of the tube and drenched me. I was so happy that happened on my LAST day of clinical... then I threw out the white and orange top forever!!!

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Specializes in Trauma, Teaching.

Good heavens, NewYorker! I'm 6 foot and have to search and pay extra to get pants long enough!

I like my scrub pants, lightweight and easy care when I travel out of the country; with a regular top (love my kameez in India) they don't even look like scrub pants.

I started in the 70's with the Candystriper pinafore, graduated to shapeless white polyester uniforms as an aide, and finally years later switching to scrubs was a relief. I sew my own scrub tops, so I have a collection of nice looking tops that are unique (relatively). I am so used to being in uniform that jeans seem to be dressing up.......

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