Should i wear scrubs to an interview

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It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Is it OK to wear scrubs to an interview? That means leaving the sneakers at home. Test drive your outfit before the day of the interview. You want to ensure you feel both comfortable and confident in it. Whatever you wear, make sure your hair and nails appear neat and well-groomed. The person interviewing you may have allergies or be sensitive to certain scents.

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Surgery Leadership 3. But that nagging in my head will not turn off! And my scrubs are already blue. Greys Anatomy to be exact :. Has 4 years experience. Oh yes, then wear scrubs.

Sometimes it's nice for them to see you in your uniform especially since the scrubs make you look like a nurse. You know what they say, "Dress for the part". I agree with what someone said just look crisp and clean! You'll do well. But remember, if for some reason this doesn't work out it just means there's something better waiting for you around the corner. Good Luck! Specializes in PACU.

Has 25 years experience. Only other thing I can think of is make sure you are wearing the color that their staff with the same licensing wears. In our area the color scrubs RN 's wear changes from company to company.

I just wouldn't want to shadow for an RN position and find out I'm wearing the color that company has designated for techs, therapy, respiratory or something else Specializes in Case mgmt.