Professional Image Dress Seminars for Healthcare Employees

Professional Image in Healthcare

The appearance of your employees dramatically affects your corporate brand identity and influences how your organization is perceived by your patients, the community, the healthcare market, and prospective employees.

The Professional Image Dress Seminar for Healthcare Employees

A unique seminar on personal appearance and image for healthcare employees. The seminars:

• Include accepted guidelines for the appropriate professional look in healthcare
• It is designed to help participants look competent, credible, approachable in today's unique and competitive health industry settings
• Includes the elements of first impressions in healthcare. Impact of your personal appearance in building a relationship of trust, respect and comfort with patients and their relatives, visitors, colleagues, etc.

For those employees who wear uniform and/or scrubs, the sessions also:

• Include the value of the uniform/scrubs as a main identifier and how to wear them  with pride
• Reinforce the impact of the uniform and professional attire in supporting the standards of excellence within the organization

The seminar outline is flexible and customized to your organization's needs and dress policy guidelines.  It may include topics such as: the impact of first impressions in healthcare, how to dress appropriately for your organization and your position, hot to be well-dressed in your uniform or scrub from head to toe, proper fit, grooming,  appropriate shoes, socks,  and other accessories.

For those employees who do not wear uniform, the session will focus on professional attire and/or business casual, depending on your organization dress code. How to choose the right colors, styles, fabrics for  main pieces for business. The appropriate fit, accessories, grooming, hair, makeup for women, and how to build a business wardrobe on a budget,  etc.

The seminars include  highly visual demonstrations and audience participation: slides and audiovisual materials will reinforce the information.

"Your workshop received rave reviews and resulted in obvious positive changes. Staff and managers viewed your work as morale buster, necessary for professional nurses on the front line and just plain fun . . . they have requested that you return . . . "

Wilson Memorial Hospital

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