Radiation Therapy Program Dress Code

Dress Code for Radiation Therapy Students

Dress in didactic classes is informal.
In clinical scenarios, modules and scenarios, dress is professional "business casual."

Scrubs or respectful informal clothing is allowed (AHS scrubs not permitted).
A long white lab coat and hospital ID must be worn at all times.
No open-toed or open-heeled shoes are allowed.
Hats are not permitted.
No latex gloves to be worn in transit to or out of the anatomy lab.
Anatomy lab coat is to be worn ONLY in the anatomy lab, and is NOT permitted in the clinical environment.

Scrubs are allowed (AHS scrubs not permitted), with ONEcard and hospital ID visible.
Students are required to wear a clean, white lab coat over clothing, with ONEcard and hospital ID visible.
Shoes should be neat and clean, close-toed, closed-heeled and silent (soft soled).
No perfume, cologne or heavily scented grooming products: the clinical environment is a scent-free zone.
Refrain from wearing excessive jewelry.
No artificial nails and no nail polish of any sort.
No facial, tongue or body jewelry.
Facial hair must be neatly trimmed to comply with mask fitting regulations.
Shoulder length hair must be pulled back.

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