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Summer internship in ireland
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In French hospitals shirts are optional? As in, topless doctors? Why oh why did I never try for a rotation in France as an exchange student
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To answer your question, for men casual trousers such as chinos or dress pants are both acceptable. No jeans or sportswear. For a shirt (and shirts are definitely required) a shirt and tie would be appropriate. You don't need to wear a suit. White coats are also required. Comfortable shoes are also a must, and socks.
For women (I'm assuming you're a man but you didn't specify - do the women go shirtless also? French hospitals must be kind of interesting places if so) the dress code is a little more loose, since there isn't really a definition of what nice clothing constitutes for women except that jeans are definitely out (most of the time). I usually wore chinos and a nice shirt. As long as you aren't showing too much skin and things aren't too tight you should be OK.
Cheers,
M
PS: Pants go under trousers in Ireland and the UK - that would be underwear to the North Americans out there. Don't call your trousers pants.
.To answer your question, for men casual trousers such as chinos or dress pants are both acceptable. No jeans or sportswear. For a shirt (and shirts are definitely required) a shirt and tie would be appropriate. You don't need to wear a suit. White coats are also required. Comfortable shoes are also a must, and socks.
For women (I'm assuming you're a man but you didn't specify - do the women go shirtless also? French hospitals must be kind of interesting places if so) the dress code is a little more loose, since there isn't really a definition of what nice clothing constitutes for women except that jeans are definitely out (most of the time). I usually wore chinos and a nice shirt. As long as you aren't showing too much skin and things aren't too tight you should be OK.
Cheers,
M
PS: Pants go under trousers in Ireland and the UK - that would be underwear to the North Americans out there. Don't call your trousers pants.
