Who are the dark green uniformed staff in a hospital/operating room?

[Nazgol]

Are they the anthesia?

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In Canada/north America

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1 y

In my local hospital they're not a nurse or doc. I think it's anthesia

[Cynicaldreamer]

That is a bit vague, as most OR staff wears those green scrubs: surgeons/physicians, nursing staff, anesthesia, surgery techs...

Basically anyone in OR tends to wear those scrubs. Though at my faculty, some areas of ICU, L&D, and Central Supply also wear those green scrubs as well

[Anonymous]

It depends on the facility as far as their color coding. Where I work navy blue are nurses, black is LPN, gray is your NA’s, green is RT and so on.

[Sevenpointfive]

it's usually the surgical technicians

[Raaj4you]

Hospital staff: Usually nurses, ward boys wear dark green uniforms with white. Sometimes doctors wear dark green uniform while doing a surgery on a patient.

[Guardian45]

Uniform colors vary from hospital to hospital in each country

[Guardian45]

Green usually meant surgeons

[Tim-loves-it]

Hospital version of the Men In Black, perhaps? LOL

[EaterPeter]

I don't know. Some one mentioned the color code to me not too long ago but I dont remember at all.

[Timid-guy]

Isn't that the German uniform?

[Jennz6]

Nurses?