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I cannot help you because I am starting at Cy Fair College in two weeks, but I wanted to tell you that we have to wear all white shoes. I am having a hard time finding stores that carry a large enough selection for me to try them on. I don't want to order online because I need to feel them first. Does anyone know of a good place in Houston with a large variety of nursing shoes?????
Thanks everyone. After reading all the great reviews here, I was hoping I could wear crocs, but I had a feeling they weren't allowed. I guess I'll try to find some all-white skechers.
Just an FYI: when it comes to nursing, for me, sketchers just didn't cut if for me. My feet hurt whenever I wore those to work.
it's time to purchase shoes to start my very first clinical after spring break. we are told that we must wear nursing shoes. just doing a pre-search online to see what's out there, i have seen shoes that are labeled nursing shoes that look like regular tennis shoes, and there are some that look like "old granny" shoes, and there are some that look kind of "hip" and feminine. aside from just going to the available stores that carry them and trying them on for comfort, what look exactly is san jac asking for when they say they must be nursing shoes?
In my humble opinion, after working in health care and as a nurse for 3 years----SAS is so well worth the money....... and I have a closet full of NIKe,etc that I no longer wear------- SAS are the best I ever bought and there are some new styles. Give then a try, your feet and back will thank you!
1 - Shoes for SJC clinicals have to be all white, "nursing shoes" really just means no sandals, high heels, ballet flats, etc. I wore a pair of slip on nursemates the whole program that were great.
2 - Getting in to the program can be based on your GPA or on your SAT score. My GPA was low (under 3.0) but my SAT was over 1300 and I got in with no problem and have made it through to the last course without any failures.
Hope that helps some :)
Tonks
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Hi all, I trying to find out what the requirement is on shoes worn to clinicals. Just trying to get a heads up as I'm hoping to apply for fall admission. Thanks.