3.1.1 Dress Code
Clothing
The dress code was established to maintain a professional appearance of interns as they provide health care to the public. Examples of professional dress are as follows:
Women – dress, pants suit, or dress pants and blouse. Nylons or socks with dress shoes.
Men – collared shirt with dress pants and socks. Dress shoes.
Unacceptable clothing – yoga or athletic pants, tube tops, see-through blouses, mid-rift blouses/tops, bare stomach, back, legs, or feet, open toe shoes, jeans of any color.
General – all clothing is to be clean. Shirts, pants, and blouses are to be pressed or ironed (non-wrinkled). Pants with belt loops require a belt to be worn.
White Coats
T6 students, when functioning as an intern, are to wear white coats whenever in the DeRusha Clinic.
- Interns will not be allowed to see patients without a white coat.
- White coats must be clean and pressed
- Nametags are required on the white coat.