Thread: Name On Scrubs

To Current Saba Students:

I Am Planning To Buy Some Scrubs And Wondering If I Should Have Them Sew My Name On The Shirt. I Don't Want To Look Weird In Anatomy Class So Please Give Me Some Inputs.


Shawnxyz

This semester there are about 3 or 4 people with names on their scrubs, but I think you might want to burn your scrubs after the semester is over....

...On the island, they sell scrubs with the SABA University SOM logo...but they'll cost you about $40...

Originally Posted by GFLIP

This semester there are about 3 or 4 people with names on their scrubs, but I think you might want to burn your scrubs after the semester is over....

...On the island, they sell scrubs with the SABA University SOM logo...but they'll cost you about $40...

Salutations "GFLIP":

Did you say $40 for scrubs on Saba? Wow, talk about inflation! Lucky I bought like 4 pairs then, just in case. Ciao.

Nobody cares as long as your not naked....the professor requires scrubs in lab, though.
After the first.. like 2 days, nobody cares that you have cute pink dancing teddy bear scrubs with your name emblazened on them in elegant curly letters.

For which semesters to you need scrubs?

just 1st semester

Got it, where can you get them with your name on it?

Also, can you write John Smith, M.D. (in training), (candidate), or something along those lines? Also, is it appropriate to include other post-graduate titles you earned (i.e. Doctorate or Masters) at this stage in your medical career/studies?

Originally Posted by confusedkidz

Got it, where can you get them with your name on it?

Also, can you write John Smith, M.D. (in training), (candidate), or something along those lines? Also, is it appropriate to include other post-graduate titles you earned (i.e. Doctorate or Masters) at this stage in your medical career/studies?

Salutations "confusedkidz":

I bought my scrubs at www.allheart.com" target="_blank">http://www.allheart.com. You can get your name on the scrubs for a bit more. I don't think anyone would really care if you have your name or any other titles on the scrubs. As someone eluded to earlier, you may want to throw them away after 1st semester is over. Ciao.

Originally Posted by wolfvgang22

Nobody cares as long as your not naked....the professor requires scrubs in lab, though.
After the first.. like 2 days, nobody cares that you have cute pink dancing teddy bear scrubs with your name emblazened on them in elegant curly letters.

Is that what you brought to wear, wolf? lol

Originally Posted by confusedkidz

... Can you write John Smith, M.D. (in training), (candidate), or something along those lines? Also, is it appropriate to include other post-graduate titles you earned (i.e. Doctorate or Masters) at this stage in your medical career/studies?

You are correct about the scrubs (largely disposable). However, I was referring to names and titles on lab coats during as a medical student in clerkships?