Nurse & Doctor Uniforms

In an outpatient/office setting I'm used to seeing doctors in slacks, shirt and tie with a 3/4 length lab coat. In an inpatient setting doctors pretty much always wear scrubs, sometimes covered with a lab coat. It seems as tho nowadays ALL paraprofessionals wear scrubs of varying colors. Dress codes have certainly evolved over the past 30 years. Back then scrubs were almost exclusively worn by people who spent time in operating rooms -- maybe the ED. Nurses wore nursing uniforms and everyone else (phlebotomy, respiratory therapy etc) wore slacks and an appropriate top.

I like my female physicians to wear matching scrubs. That being, a short-sleeved shirt, tight-fitting bottoms, a Littman stethoscope around the neck, and an ID latched to the side belly pocket of the scrub top, and perhaps a black or white tight-fitting shirt under the short-sleeved scrubs. OH, and white sneakers look good in a scrub uniform. I'm really indifferent on a color but I've usually seen scrub uniforms be in colors of burgundy or blue.

Last year me, my Mum, my Dad and my sister all volunteered at a refugee simulation at my nephews school. We were all assigned different roles. My sister was doing baggage searches, my Dad was security and me and my Mum were assigned to play Doctors at the health station. We were told to dress smart casual. My Mum wore a floral button up dress and I wore a shirt and trousers. On the morning of the simulation all the volunteers had a briefing a couple of hours before it started. Me and my Mum made our way to the medical station. We were met by a teacher who handed us a lab coat, some gloves and a stethoscope. We both put the coats on and put the stethoscopes around our necks and then went through the briefing. After the simulation had finished both me and my Mum kept our coats and stethoscopes on. We wore them during the reflection activity, the lunch we had and right up until the end of the day

Scrubs ! always scrubs ! very erotic and dom

It has to be scrubs where the male nurse/doctor is showing the outline and seams from boxers or male thong, if you observe carefully you can see all the seams especially the rear seam on trunks/boxer briefs

For a male doctor: blue or dark blue scrubs or any of those with a white long coat on top, steth in the neck

For male doctor when discussing things in his office: dressed smart in regular clothing, maybe steth in the neck

For female doctor (although my current preference is male doctor): purple or dark green scrubs

For female nurse: pink or purple scrubs

For male nurse: blue or black scrubs

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I prefer scrubs for doc and nurse. Most functional and best looking medical attire

Male doc: green scrubs with white labcoat.

Nurses - white scrub dress and white tights. Or solid color scrubs, light colors make them some what see through (VPL).

I like doctors in green or blue scrubs.

Doctor, male or female, in professional attire - slacks, nice shirt/blouse, white coat optional or in scrubs

Nurses in scrubs

I'm still surprised that in the US, doctors still wear white coats . In the Uk this practice ceased because of the possibility of transmission of microbes between patients by cross infection, the same goes for stethoscope and ties.

The typical blue or green hospital scrubs are perfect. Also, then dental lab coat/jacket the hygienists typically wear.

For me, it depends.

If I'm the physician or someone else is, I prefer either casual clothes under a white coat or scrubs. But I'm leaning a little more towards scrubs.

However, for play exams that get a bit more erotic, I would want my female physician to walk in with her belly out. I would think that's hard to do with scrubs.

If a nurse or doctor, I'd love to see a latex nurse's uniform. Very sexy. But there are some great scrubs too. I has a nurse who had this great purple set of scrubs that has a sort of Asian flair to the color. Very nice.

A doctor in a short white jacket with a zipper front seemed to be the uniform of the late 60s and 70s, but before that I seem to recall a white smock-like jacket that buttoned up one shoulder. The dentist wore the same thing. As for nurses, the starched white dress with white cap adorned with a metal button from their nursing school seemed to be a standard of the times.

Scrubs all the way, on all practitioners.