Personal Appearance and Dress. Dress and grooming are important aspects of your shadowing experience. Most learners have a variety of clothing for different occasions. You must have something appropriate at home to “Dress the Part” for your career shadowing experience. Do not run out and buy new attire for this experience. Do not pressure your parents into buying something new. You have what you need in your closet! If not, maybe you can borrow. Please select carefully. • Learners must wear ID badges at all times above the waist with the photo ID facing outward, so it is easily and visible to patients, staff and visitors • Don’t dress to extremes (too dressy or too trendy). Use your common sense. • Don’t groom to excess (hair, makeup etc.) No dangling jewelry. • No visible body piercings or tattoos. Piercings may only be traditional ear piercings but may not exceed two per ear. • NO DENIM (jeans or skirts)! • Shoulder length or longer hair should be tied back, for both males and females! • Wear clean, polished, soft-soled tennis or dress shoes depending on the area you’re working in. • Wear socks. Don’t wear open toed shoes or sandals! • Try to look as professional as you can. • Be neat, clean and tidy looking. Don’t wear pants that drag on the floor. Don’t wear shirts that reveal your belly button when you raise your arms! You will be sent home to change! • Good personal hygiene is expected at all times. • Activated pagers or cell phones are prohibited, while on duty. • Fragrances should be kept to a minimum as they might be offensive to others. • Learners in direct patient care may not wear artificial nails. Male— Business suit or sport coat and dress slacks; shirt and tie; soft-soled dress shoes (clean and polished) and socks; appropriate hair length and style, clean shaven. Female— Skirt or dress pants and nice blouse or a casual dress (not dressy), stockings or socks, soft soled flats or other soft-soled shoes. Male— Shirt and casual pants (no jeans) could be worn with sweater, or sport coat; soft-soled shoes (clean and polished) and socks. Female— Nice casual slacks (no jeans) and blouse or sweater; soft-soled tennis or dress shoes; stockings or socks Male— Nice casual slacks (no jeans); shirt and sweater or sport coat; soft-soled tennis or dress shoes (polished) and socks
Personal Appearance and Dress. I will wear my Identification Badge provided to me by the hospital,
Personal Appearance and Dress. Teachers' personal appearance and dress should reflect professional standards, i.e., cleanliness, neatness, appropriateness and good taste.
Personal Appearance and Dress. 11.4.1. The administrator's personal appearance and dress should reflect professional standards, i.e., cleanliness, neatness, appropriateness and good taste.
