What We Wear
Nstyle: Norton Healthcare’s Dress Code
Norton Healthcare employees working in direct patient care and clinical support positions are required to dress in discipline-specific, color-coded uniforms and scrubs. Below is a slideshow of acceptable scrubs/uniforms.
Registered nurses
Galaxy blue scrubs or
All-white scrubs or
Professional white nursing uniform
Clinical professionals
Pewter scrubs
Clinical associates
Gray scrubs
Guest Services/Patient Access employees
Caribbean blue scrubs
Environmental Services employees
Wine scrubs
Food & Nutrition Services employees
Black pants, skirt or dress
Shirt color specific to department and position
Black apron
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Meet Shanae Dale, a ‘shining star and breath of fresh air’
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A lifelong friend lay dying of COVID-19 in her intensive care unit
Maureen Loftus, R.N., saw her childhood neighbor lying in the intensive care unit (ICU). His eyes were closed. A ventilator helped him with the breath that COVID-19 had taken away. He was alone in the […]
Read Full Story
A little thoughtfulness on a snowy day goes a long way
On a snowy day this winter, staff members at Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital were amazed to come out of work and find their windshield wipers propped up to prevent freezing. The mysterious superhero? Willma […]
Read Full Story
Veteran uses military experience to build team atmosphere
Leaning on his 24 years of service in the U.S. Army, Raymond Martineau takes a team approach to security training at Norton Healthcare. “Your job may be done, but someone else might need help. Helping […]
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Norton Healthcare CEO Russell F. Cox inducted into Business Hall of Fame
We are proud to congratulate Russell F. Cox, president and CEO, Norton Healthcare, for his induction into the Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame. Russ took his place as a member of the Hall of Fame […]
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Meet Shanae Dale, a ‘shining star and breath of fresh air’
Shanae Dale’s team members at Norton Healthcare describe her as a “shining star and a breath of fresh air.” Shanae is a manager in Norton Healthcare’s managed care department and is known for being helpful […]
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