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jacket lengthRating: (votes: 0) We can tell interns from residents by their coat lengths. I am just an RN. What is appropriate? Short scrub jacket with my name enbroidered? or can I wear a little longer? they go from 29 in to knee length (42-44 in) They also have some mid length ~36 in. I have respect for people's position and I would not want to assume to be something I am not. Any input? A unit clerk in my hospital wears a lab coat to the knee. Most of the time, my residents are in scrubs. I wore a full coat in a chemistry course.It's a piece of white cotton/polyester. I personally wouldn't worry about it. Comment:
In medicine the short (waist-length) jackets are for docs in training-- med students, residents, and such. Long white coats go to faculty and attendings. In nursing, we aren't so picky. I worked in one in-house case mgmt job where they issued us long (knee-length) white lab coats with wonderful big pockets, embroidered with the name of the group. I bought my own shorter ones (hip-length, +/-) when I taught clinical, and at another clinical specialist job, I bought more (still good pockets, though). I really liked these: https://www.doveapparel.com/productsI'd say wear what they issue you with the assumption that it's acceptable, or go to the uniform shop or online and find some nice ones that look good on you, and leave it at that.
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Thank you! I want to buy my own so I can have it fit properly and have my name on it. I think the ones that were available were left by docs. I liked the longer length and bigger pockets. I like the idea of hip length. I also have colleagues that are MSN students and they have long coats. I just don't want to look stupid
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