Volunteer Dress Code
Our goal is to provide professional care to our patients and it is important that your attire reflect this professionalism. Dressing too casually, tight fitting clothing and extremes in make-up, hair color and style should be avoided. Please feel free to ask any questions if you are in doubt of what is acceptable. Please adhere to the guidelines below.
Acceptable:
MALES:
- Collared button down dress shirt, (tucked in)
- Dress pants with a belt
- Clean dress shoes or white athletic shoes
FEMALES:
- Blouses, sweaters (blouses should be tucked in)
- Pants with a belt (unless the shirt appropriately covers your waistline)
- Clean dress shoes or white athletic shoes
Not Acceptable:
- Polo shirts
- Denim pants or shirts
- Corduroy pants
- Tight fitting/stretch/low rise pants
- Cargo pants/patch pockets
- Capri's
- Sweatshirts/hoodies
- Sleeveless/low neck shirts
- Shirts that expose the midriff
- T-shirts
- Sandals/open toed shoes
- Exposed tattoos
- Multiple pierced earrings
- Body piercing, including but not limited to nose, tongue, eyebrow and lip
Please be aware of how your clothes fit as you move around. We do a lot of bending and get in various positions as we treat our patients.
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