1. Clinical Dress Code: Clinics & TPN
Scrub Tops and Scrub Pants (Steel Grey)
Layered Shirt Colors (CHI Health Brand Colors)
Shoes
Unit Based Shirts and Awareness Days
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Say:
Scrub Tops and Scrub Pants
Designated scrub color for CHI Health Clinics and TPN is Steel Grey
A black or steel gray warm up jacket may be worn
It is highly recommended scrub tops and pants are from the same vendor and are of the same color
Outer layer must be scrub top, jacket, or approved unit shirt
CHI Health logo is not required on scrub tops, but highly encouraged
Layering Shirt Colors
White, Grey, Black, or any of the branded colors
Must be solid, no patterns. No thermal or flannel allowed
Shoes:
White, black, or gray tennis shoes or clogs
Tennis Shoes may have minimal accent colors
Unit Based Shirts & Awareness Days:
Team members will be allowed to wear specially designed shirts, under their scrub top or jacket, under the following guidelines:
May only be worn on Fridays or holidays
Team members are responsible for the purchase of approved shirts
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2. Professional Dress Code: Clinics & TPN
Patient Facing:
Pants
Tops
Shoes
Non-Patient Facing:
Employees must follow the CHI Health Professional Dress Code
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Business Casual: Clinics & TPN
For Patient Facing Team Members
Pants
Black dress slacks or skirt/dress
Tops
Must wear CHI approved tops (polos or dress shirts) purchased from Bergman Incentives in the branded colors
May wear cardigan in the branded colors or black
No logo t-shirts allowed, including CHI Health
Shoes
Shoes will be well maintained, clean, polished, and appropriate to the workplace
Open-toe shoes are allowed unless area is restricted due to regulatory compliance
No flip-flops
For Non-Patient Facing Team Members
Team members must follow the CHI Health Professional Dress Code
Ask: What questions do you have about either men’s or women’s business casual?
Say: Excellence is determined by many things. A professional appearance helps our co- workers, patients and families have confidence in our ability to provide excellent care. We encourage you as time allows to review the Dress Code policy in its entirety as the slides are meant to provide high level detail only.
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