If you are on your feet and always mobile working a nursing home or long term care facility - these are things that I find helpful in my day to day life!
The MOST comfiest shoes for when you are on your feet all day! I can personally vouch for these, along with many of my coworkers!
Women's Clifton 9 Running Shoe | HOKA®
These shoes are also very common in the healthcare field! They come in so many fun colors and designs!
On Cloud collection: The On signature shoe | On United States
Figs are worth the price. They are a very lightweight and maneuverable scrub that will last a long time!
FIGS Scrubs Official Site - Medical Uniforms & Apparel
Scrubstar is another brand of scrubs I recommend that will fit the budget! They have a ton of seasonal scrubs that are perfect!
Scrubstar
Who doesn't love a cute and functional badge reel?
Be Kind Badge Reel - Etsy
No varicose veins around here!
eMens and Womens Compression Socks
These socks help keep feet from sweating all day and also come in a variety of different colors. I like to wear the low cuts with jogger scrubs and the high socks with loose leg scrub pants!
Socks. Nike.com
These squared claw clips are perfect for running around and hold my hair all day. And when it doesn't- it is a quick and easy fix!
Claw Clips - Target
Such good socks that feel classy and good on the feet. Personally, they are a bit more on the expensive side, but each pair you buy, one pair gets donated to the needy! Win-Win!
Women's Solids Ankle Sock 4-Pack
Hydration is so important while working and these stanley cups make it so easy to reach your water goals! Super cute and the one with the handle is super convenient to carry. Comes in many, many colors and designs as well! Different sizes make it per...
STANLEY IceFlow 2.0 30oz Flip Straw Tumbler
Owala is another great cup to utilize while working! Can be utilized to suck from a straw or chug like a cup. Also comes in many beautiful colors and the flip top can make it easy for transport as well. The owala is nicer to fit in the side of a back...
