Do you wear Scrubs

I was wondering if there anybody that wear scrubs for work

When I work in a nuclear plant I wear scrubs if I will be donning protective coveralls, which can't be worn over street clothes.

I’ve noticed most nurses do. I would if I were in a medica l ptofession. They look comfortable and practical. Even sexy.

I work in an ED so I almost always wear scrubs. Every so often if they all are dirty I will use one of the hospital scrub tops with hiking pants.

In play exams where I was the play doctor, I wore normal clothing, though I wouldn't be opposed to wearing scrubs either if that creates a better ambiance for the play patient.

Every shift!

Whenever I am in clinic (student)

We always wear scrubs, as standard.

For the majority of my career I have worn scrubs. Wearing of scrubs in the UK in only normal in a few areas, theaters, recovery, ITU( ICU ), Day surgery, Labour ward. Most other areas nurse wear a tunic and trousers or a dress. Personally I think nurses should be allowed to wear scrubs for all areas /department.

My favourite colour was aquamarine, but I have worn green, blue, purple and white ( white scrubs are seldom use now).

I see people in scrubs who have no association with any medical or dental field. They're durable and comfortable, and apparently they launder well.

I used to...when I was working in a clinical role. Then I became an evil hospital administrator and now it's a tie.