Dress Code In Clinical Setting

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Dress Code In Clinical Setting

Students’ formal uniforms in clinical settings should be white, clean, orderly in appearance, comfortable, long, suitable for the season and appropriately buttoned
Female students should wear scarves or veils that cover all of their hair
Students should wear suitable socks and avoid appearing in clinical settings without socks
Shoes should be comfortable, clean and have a wide toe as well as mild and proper colors (preferably standard shoes for those in medical professions)
Slippers are not allowed in clinical settings
Tight-fitting pants and white uniforms with improper colors should be avoided
Do not wear t-shirts or sports suits that display improper words and images
Students are required to carry a valid photo ID in clinical settings at all times
Avoid pieces of jewelry including bracelets, necklaces, bangles, gold rings (excluding wedding rings and bands), as well as sharp or allergy-causing perfumes
Students are required to keep their nails short, clean and without nail polish. Due to the increased risk of infection and the possibility of injuring patients, long or artificial nails are prohibited; Male students should not have hair longer than normal length

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