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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