Amy Astin asked:  How do your mens uniforms differ from your womens?

At St. Elizabeth Healthcare we offer a variety of style options for both men and women. For men we offer polos (short & long sleeve), button down shirts (short & long sleeve), jackets, long sleeved sweaters and a sweater vest. For women we offer polos (short & long sleeve), button down shirts (short & long sleeve), 3/4 sleeve smocks, vests, cardigan sets and zip-up sweaters. Our teen volunteers are required to wear the polo shirt style (short or long sleeve) but may choose to wear one of our sweater styles on top of those. All uniforms have our department logo and volunteers are also required to wear a volunteer badge to identify them as part of our team.

Uniform choices for men include a polo, vest or jacket, but most do the polo.

ladies:  3/4 length smock, vest (longer style with pockets)  with AHA patch or polo golf shirt with embroidered logo.  Jacket or Vest require white sleeved top under garment.

men: jacket with AHA patch with white shirt under or golf polo with embroidered logo

all are red to coordinate with branding colors

slacks are navy, khaki, black or white.  No denim and No leggings.  Capri slacks permitted May - October for the ladies.

closed toe shoes required.  dietary requires non-slip footwear

volunteer purchases their uniform top through Volunteer Services.