Student nurse with tattoos?

Glad I found this, I've got 4 tattoos ( 2 wrist, 2 feet) and thinking of getting another one before I start my course in September to remember something very important to me. Although i'm thinking of somewhere that wont be visible so shouldn't be an issue.
My two wrist tattoos are a flower and a cross with wings and a halo. could this one be a problem?, its not religious in my opinion it is a remembrance tattoo.

Glad I found this, I've got 4 tattoos ( 2 wrist, 2 feet) and thinking of getting another one before I start my course in September to remember something very important to me. Although i'm thinking of somewhere that wont be visible so shouldn't be an issue.
My two wrist tattoos are a flower and a cross with wings and a halo. could this one be a problem?, its not religious in my opinion it is a remembrance tattoo.

I didn't even think about this to be honest. I have 4 Tattoo's but only 1 that's in a place that could be visible in Uniform etc - it's on the inside of my wrist and it's an Angel Wing with a Halo and cloud (to represent Heaven) and the writing Dad (obviously it's a rememberance Tattoo). I have applied to do Child Nursing at Uni this year and I wore a 3 quarter sleeve length blouse to my interview and didn't even think about the fact that my Tattoo was visible - anyway it can't have been an issue as I got offered a place. I used to work as a HCA in the Hospital where I will no doubt do some of my placements (granted on a different ward) and it was never even mentioned so I don't think it will be a problem. I have actually heard that it is discrimination now if you get asked to cover it. There has only ever been 1 place I have worked that I got asked to cover it and that was when I worked as a Kids Rep for Thomas Cook and had to use like a sweatband lol x

I'm in my first year of nursing, so far I've had no negative comments. Obviously on my interview I hid them incase the interviewee was judgemental. But out on placement, many patients ask about the story behind my tattoos. I have one for my son so it leads on to other conversations and I feel it's a great story opener! Personally I don't think tattoos hinder you as their so popular nowadays!

I am a Sister and I have a tattoo on my wrist myself. It's never hindered me in my career and I couldn't really care less if one of my nurses, HCA's or students had tattoos unless they were offensive.

Don't worry - plenty of healthcare professionals have tattoos and they're visible at work.