Nurses General Nursing
Published Jun 18, 2009
I'm gonna get a RN tattoo on my scapula tomorrow. I want to add something to it but I'm not sure what I should get.
I thought about an EKG line or the first aid cross.
Does anybody have any ideas? Have you seen any cool medical symbol tattoos?
nkara, CNA
288 Posts
I've always been partial to old school type tattoo work and have thought about getting a Sailor Jerry-style "Rose of No Man's Land" tattoo.I couldn't find a good pic of a tattoo, but this is the design on a tote:http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=17049640
I couldn't find a good pic of a tattoo, but this is the design on a tote:
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=17049640
I like that.. it would be a pretty tattoo
pers
517 Posts
One of my coworkers got an EKG line of his daughter that goes around his bicep. Far and away my absolute favorite medical ink!
blondeoverboard
19 Posts
how about your code status :trout:
chase4myheart
94 Posts
I got a dream catcher tattooed on my shoulder with my graduation date and RN. The dream catcher symbolized making my dreams come true by being a nurse. By placing it on my shoulder, I can keep it covered at work and maintain a professional attire per facility policy.
GeauxNursing
800 Posts
i like my tattoos funky and unique. I was thinking about a nursey one, but no really good ideas yet. A bandaid on the deltoid? an outline of a kidney on my flank? who knows.
lightsnoise
114 Posts
Get a neutrophil tattoo...would be legit
PageRespiratory!
237 Posts
Tattoos are very personal, you should add something personal to it. Maybe like the area you specialize in, or you could put a saying on it like "dead aint dead until they're dead" Good luck and make sure you take care of it.
Good luck and make sure you take care of it.
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Or better yet "We manipulate death"
vhern246
63 Posts
I think i'm going to get an EKG line and that's it. I don't want any dates or titles because who knows where i'll be in 15-20 years...
Bruin's Mom
43 Posts
Tattoos are better left unseen. I had a boss who had both arm covered in tattoos and just kept getting more and more. It looked so trashy and I kept thinking what if you try to get another job who would seriously hire you? If you are going to get one, get one where it is covered up. I don't think some patients really appreciate piercings and tattoos from their nurses.
Tattoos are better left unseen. I had a boss who had both arm covered in tattoos and just kept getting more and more. It looked so trashy and I kept thinking what if you try to get another job who would seriously hire you? If you are going to get one get one where it is covered up. I don't think some patients really appreciate piercings and tattoos from their nurses.[/quote']I absolutely agree! If I do get one, it'll be for me, not for the world. I'll probably put it on my upper thigh. (No one's seeing that...)
I absolutely agree! If I do get one, it'll be for me, not for the world. I'll probably put it on my upper thigh. (No one's seeing that...)
chicookie, BSN, RN
985 Posts
My coworker has the caduceus with Japanese finger waves around it. It looks awesome.
BabyLady, BSN, RN
2,300 Posts
I'm gonna get a RN tattoo on my scapula tomorrow. I want to add something to it but I'm not sure what I should get.I thought about an EKG line or the first aid cross.Does anybody have any ideas? Have you seen any cool medical symbol tattoos?
I would put more thought into it than that...tattoos should not be treated as impulse art.