Published May 18, 2009
EastBayCAStudent
32 Posts
I'll be a CNA next month. I may end up working for an agency at first, so I will rotate between several nursing homes and hospitals.
What kind of shoes do I need? Will I be ok with any white sneakers or are some facilities strict about the shoes being completely white, or...what? I want to make sure none of the facilites will have a problem.
Will I be all right if I get some white New Balance or Saucony's or is it better to get something a little more traditional looking that I can wipe off if they get dirty?
I have wide feet at the toes. Suggestions?
Desconocido
14 Posts
You can chek out divisoria
DolceVita, ADN, BSN, RN
1,565 Posts
New Balance does a plain white shoe that can be wiped (it is leather). I think it is the 575. I have a pair of Reebok white leather shoes I got at Penney's. Wide fit and they are great.
CNA2day
197 Posts
I have a pair of new balance which i love, HOWEVER WORD OF WARNING! Do not get anything meshy... The pair I have I used to use for waitressing so I started wearing them to work and it is sooo gross when your foot gets urinated on and it soaks into your shoe and sock! EWWWWW
As soon as i can afford an upgrade I am ditching these nasty things int eh trash(no amount of sanitizer will help me from thinking about how gross these shoes are!)