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IS there a dress code for doctors like outside of work? like can doctors get piercings and dress like a goth maybe??
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(Original post by TimotheeLaurie)
IS there a dress code for doctors like outside of work?
IS there a dress code for doctors like outside of work?
like can doctors get piercings and dress like a goth maybe??
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(Original post by ecolier)
No there isn't but you shouldn't bring the profession into disrepute.
Yes, both are fine.
No there isn't but you shouldn't bring the profession into disrepute.
Yes, both are fine.
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(Original post by TimotheeLaurie)
what do you mean by disrepute?
what do you mean by disrepute?
Definition of disrepute: the state of being held in low esteem by the public.
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(Original post by ecolier)
A word that the GMC likes to use to basically say "you are bringing the reputation of the doctoring professional down".
Definition of disrepute: the state of being held in low esteem by the public.
A word that the GMC likes to use to basically say "you are bringing the reputation of the doctoring professional down".
Definition of disrepute: the state of being held in low esteem by the public.
the thing is that im in year 11 and i plan to study medicine in uni however im in a very difficult situation like im in a quite controlled environment if you know what i mean... and um, im not really allowed to wear the clothes that i like. I really love goth and punk outfits but my parents disapprove of it because they believe a doctor should dress or be that 'way'
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(Original post by TimotheeLaurie)
oh sorry! it wasnt my intention to bring down the profession.
the thing is that im in year 11 and i plan to study medicine in uni however im in a very difficult situation like im in a quite controlled environment if you know what i mean... and um, im not really allowed to wear the clothes that i like. I really love goth and punk outfits but my parents disapprove of it because they believe a doctor should dress or be that 'way'
oh sorry! it wasnt my intention to bring down the profession.
the thing is that im in year 11 and i plan to study medicine in uni however im in a very difficult situation like im in a quite controlled environment if you know what i mean... and um, im not really allowed to wear the clothes that i like. I really love goth and punk outfits but my parents disapprove of it because they believe a doctor should dress or be that 'way'
There are definitely doctors who have piercings and doctors who are goths.
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No, doctors can dress how they like outside of work. Should avoid getting any visible tattoos though.
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(Original post by ecolier)
No no, I don't mean you now! I just meant a doctot can't do things out of work that will bring the reputation of the profession down, usually something illegal e.g. walking around town naked (as an extreme) example
There are definitely doctors who have piercings and doctors who are goths.
No no, I don't mean you now! I just meant a doctot can't do things out of work that will bring the reputation of the profession down, usually something illegal e.g. walking around town naked (as an extreme) example
There are definitely doctors who have piercings and doctors who are goths.
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(Original post by TimotheeLaurie)
oh sorry my bad ah aha! so you're saying that doctors can wear what they want as along as they dont break any rules?
oh sorry my bad ah aha! so you're saying that doctors can wear what they want as along as they dont break any rules?
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http://tokyofashion.com/wp-content/u...8_DZ7_3835.jpg
her style is GORGEOUS PLUS SHES A FREAKIN NURSE! I ASPIRE TO BE LIKE HER!!
her style is GORGEOUS PLUS SHES A FREAKIN NURSE! I ASPIRE TO BE LIKE HER!!
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(Original post by ecolier)
No there isn't but you shouldn't bring the profession into disrepute.
Yes, both are fine.
No there isn't but you shouldn't bring the profession into disrepute.
Yes, both are fine.
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(Original post by BlueIndigoViolet)
Curious if doctors can be outwardly political in public especially if they have a large following or recognised by some in the clinical setting?
Curious if doctors can be outwardly political in public especially if they have a large following or recognised by some in the clinical setting?
Remember, the current Irish Taoiseach was a junior doctor (trained in Ireland obviously!) who eventually specialised and qualified as a GP, and now (or at least, for now!) he's the head of state. Pretty sure there are similar (not as senior) British politicians who trained as doctors.
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