What color are your scrubs?

[Iliauna]

In FL & GA most RNs now wear royal blue. Is that the case everywhere?

[CT Pixie, BSN, RN]

Navy blue top with hosptial logo and RN on it matched with either white or nave bottoms for my hospital. The other local hosptials seem to have either a navy or a royal blue for RNs.

[ËŔNurse~dujour]

Caribbean blue! Plum, black or white =)

[VampyrSlayer, CNA]

In New England and we can wear whatever scrubs we want

[jamisaurus]

Royal blue at my hospital, navy at the other 2 major hospitals in my city.

Aides wear ceil blue, RT wears black. Green for surgery obviously (MDs & RNs). That's the extent of our color coordinating. I've seen someone wearing pink a few times but I can't figure out where she works.

[Nibbles1]

I've had to wear khaki, wine, any color, now navy. I prefer navy. Khaki was blah color for me. Most places now are going to the Royal blue. I still like the navy.

[meanmaryjean, DNP, RN]

Royal blue or white in our big facility. No prints unless you work in the children's hospital (which I do) so we get some rockin' tops.

Oh, and as our children's hospital's namesake is a professional football player/ superstar - we are allowed #18 jerseys on game day. (Think 'laser-rocket arm' /Papa John's / every other commercial known to man /namesake and his QB brother rapping for Direct TV - you get the idea!)

[jamisaurus]

Oh, and as our children's hospital's namesake is a professional football player/ superstar - we are allowed #18 jerseys on game day. (Think 'laser-rocket arm' /Papa John's / every other commercial known to man /namesake and his QB brother rapping for Direct TV - you get the idea!)

How cool about the jerseys!! I had no idea he had a namesake hospital.

[meanmaryjean, DNP, RN]

How cool about the jerseys!! I had no idea he had a namesake hospital.

Yup- and despite him moving to Denver- he continues to be a personal and financial presence in our facility. Good guy he is!

[klone, MSN, RN]

We like him too :)

[BuckyBadgerRN, ASN, RN]

I work in a large multi-specialty clinic and each department sets it's own dress code. We wear navy, steel gray or white bottoms and tops are flexible. They prefer that we wear a scrub jacket or vest and most staff wear a solid T shirt underneath. I'm a traditional type of gal and wear a traditional scrub pant and top 95% of the time.

Our reception wears street clothes, but most departments allow reception to wear scrubs, like clinical staff

[GingerRN17]

Hunter Green. Solid matching top or print. Im a CNA in Peds

[DontSpeakDefeat]

Royal blue top and bottom