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I received my paper work today for orientation. Dress code policy is :
No denim of any kind (highlighted)
No halter tops or sleeveless shirts
Slacks should at least touch the ankle; Capri pants are not acceptable.
Hats are not acceptable
No T-shirts or collar-less shirts
No shorts or mini-skirts
No tennis shoes
No open-toe shoes and sandals or flip-flops;
No leggings or stirrup pants
Hospital t-shirts are allowed with scrubs
We have 5 days of orientation so i'm scrounging my closet now to put stuff together.
Originally posted by xantha31669We were told basically the same things as you were, with the addition of "NO NIPPLES" I almost choked!! I found out after they have had problems with tight shirts and no bras in the past. Add that to cold air conditioned classrooms, well you know what comes next!!
Lori
OMG!! People just kill me:rolleyes: Ray Charles could see that wouldn't be appropriate! So... may want to add a light sweater (or lab coat) to your wardrobe tomorrow! Good greif... I'm always terrified my headlights are gonna shine... I keep a sweater in my car at all times - ya never know!
I love the prep look -- nice pair of khaki's with a nice cotton shirt/t-shirt (think Gap) will look great. Great sale on-line ... and their khaki's last forever. I've had two "wrinkle-resistant" pairs for years -- they look the same today as they did the day I bought them. You are starting a new career ... you will have workshops, etc. to attend outside the workplace ... invest in some simple, classics ... and you will wear them forever.
nadia562002
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I am getting ready to start work on July 28th. For the first week of work, I will sit in a classroom going over payroll signup, benefits, blood-borne pathogens, etc. etc. I was just wondering what I am supposed to wear? I wont be going near the floor for at least a week as far as I know. Should I wear casual clothes just nice clothes or should I wear scrubs?