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Optic Beads | JEWELRY THAT CHARMS

Working in the medical profession can be a rewarding career choice. You can help those in need. Provide healing to those who are sick. Bring people back from the brink of death. And help bring new little people into the world. Being a nurse (RN, LVN, or CNA), physician, surgeon, surgical technician, physical therapist, or phlebotomist requires that, while on the job, you wear scrubs.

Scrubs can either be hospital issue, or they can be purchased at a Wal-Mart or a local uniform retailer. There are those that shirk convention and decide to wear their own style of scrub. They don’t want any scrubs with the name of the hospital stamped all over them. They are not able to choose whether or not they wear scrubs, but they feel that they can at least choose what is on the scrubs.

Another important part of the hospital (medical center, medical facility) uniform is lanyards and badge holders . The badge holders keep the hospital issued ID secure and waterproof, and the lanyard keeps the badge holder in a visible, easily accessible location—around the neck. Now, having to wear scrubs is bad enough, but now you have to wear lanyard and badge holders that are hospital issue and plain!

Well, there is good news. You can customize both the scrubs and the lanyards and badge holders , and create a whole look that will have patients smiling.

Prints

You wouldn’t believe that number of scrub uniforms that come with totally awesome prints. You can have prints of your favorite cartoon character, your favorite flower, tie-dye, the names of your favorite banks, nifty swirling pattern–you name it, it’s been put on a scrub. With all the different choices of patterns you face when ordering your scrubs, you should also put a little thought into your lanyard and badge holders . Do you prefer beaded lanyard s with personalized bead patterns? Do you want the same character that’s on your scrubs represented on your lanyard? Do you want a bright and sassy color that matches your scrubs, all your scrubs, so you can wear the lanyard no matter which set of scrubs you’re wearing?

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