This document outlines the dress code policy for a medical center. It states that employees must maintain a professional appearance and dress appropriately for their role and department. It provides guidelines for acceptable attire including scrubs, business casual clothes, and shoes. The policy also lists jewelry, cosmetic, hair, and grooming standards such as limiting visible piercings, nail length, and hair length. Identification badges must be worn at all times.

1. Dress Code

2. Dress Code
o A positive professional image to patients and to the general
public, as well as to develop pride in our Medical Center
and its associates.
o A professional appearance includes being neat, clean, and
well groomed.
o Appropriate dress at all times when on duty, including
orientations and department meetings

3. Dress Code
o No t-shirts without a collar are allowed to be worn alone,
however, professional knit tops without a collar may be
worn under lab jackets, vests, or scrub tops.
o When wearing a t-shirt under scrubs it must be white, grey,
or match the color of the scrubs.
o Jean style pants of all colors are not appropriate. All denim-
type fabric is unacceptable

4. Dress Code
• Nursing areas wear navy, royal blue, ceil blue, or white.
• Ancillary departments wear casual business attire or choose
from four colors of scrubs.
• These are wine, khaki, hunter green, teal green, olive, and
mandarin.
• If casual business attire is worn, a white lab coat is worn.
• Some department may have additional guidelines.

5. Dress Code
• Associate identification badges are worn by all associates while
on duty in the Medical Center.
• Badges are visibly worn with the associate’s name and picture
outward.
• Badges are to be worn on the upper quadrant of the body.
• There is a fee to replace lost or broken badges.

6. Dress Code
• Shoes should be in good repair, clean or polished, comfortable
and appropriate to the job category.
• Tan, Brown, or scrub-colored Birkenstocks or other similar-
styled professional shoes may be worn with scrubs.
• Grey or white tennis shoes are acceptable.
• No open-toed shoes are to be worn in patient care areas.
• Flip flops are not allowed.

7. Dress Code
• There is no visible body piercing other than ears.
• The maximum number of earrings worn at work is 2 per ear.
• There are no mouth, tongue, nose, or eyebrow piercings worn
at work.
• Associates do not wear large earrings which create a hazard to
associates or patients.
• Male associates must remove earrings while on duty.

8. Dress Code
• Fingernails are well maintained and kept at a conservative
length of no more than one half inch.
• Nail polish is conservative in appearance and may not be
allowed in patient care areas.
• Artificial acrylic nails or overlays are not worn in any patient
care department.
• Use of cosmetics on female associates must be moderate and
in good taste.
• Male associates are prohibited from wearing cosmetics or nail
polish.

9. Dress Code
• Hair shoulder length or longer must be pulled back in all
patient care areas.
• Ponytails and shoulder length hair for men is not permitted.
• Beards and mustaches are permitted if they are well groomed.

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