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Will Having A Tattoo On My Forearm Be Difficult For A Future Career In Internal Medicine?
Unfortunately, you kind of have to plan for the lowest common denominator. Personally I’d be fine with it, and if you can swing almost always wearing long sleeves maybe it wouldn’t be a problem.
But, I sadly wouldn’t count on it. I do know emergency room nurses and doctors who have less conspicuous tattoos and piercings, but that’s another environment entirely. Body mods act as a good distraction in those places, and in a place as liberal as my west coast town it works out well.
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about 7 months ago
Yes
about 7 months ago
Most likely yes, but you could always use a tatoo cover up or something.
about 7 months ago
just don’t wear short sleeves most professionals don’t anyway
about 7 months ago
it might be but were tattoos are becoming more and more popular .. it might not be a big deal… if it is just wear long sleeve scrubs
about 7 months ago
I would say yes…I would have second thought about hiring you and I would also have second thoughts if you were my doctor…
Try putting you tattoo in an inconspicuous place…perhaps an ankle…
about 7 months ago
They are becoming more and more accepted. But there is still predjudice towards them. As long as you can wear long sleeve’s theres no problem. I have sleeve’s and whatnot but nothing I can’t hide (like neck tattoo’s) if you really want it then go for it.