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I feel soooooo bad. In 13 years of nursing, I don't think Ive ever NOT worn scrubs to an interview. I always do the brand new extra-white duty shoes, hair in a bun with the little gold ball earrings (I LOVE THOSE!!) and cute crisp scrubs. I always felt it gave me that I'm ready to work NOW look. I even did that for my nursing school interviews. I've never not gotten a job but I am originally from the south and maybe Im a little nutty soooo.... Do your thing sweetie I'm sure you'll be fine.
changeofpaceRN
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Just curious. I currently live in FL and everyone is very laid back here. I used to work in corporate before I switched careers to nursing and people would come in with a skirt and top or guys would come in with pants and shirt but no tie or blazer.
On top of that, one of my teachers said to wear a nice pair of scrubs to the interview so they can "envision" you working there as a nurse. I think that's WRONG but is it? I have interviews scheduled for next week and I'm a new grad.. thanks