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Yes, and alligators too.

Honestly, every time I see someone wearing these things, I laugh. They do look pretty ridiculous! But I've never worn them, and if they're comfortable and safe, and you're not breaking a company or professional dress code, I say go ahead and wear them. Although as far as hospital workers go, I think it's both unprofessional and unsafe on their part to wear shoes like this on the job.

DON'T, Plastic shoes don't bode well on wet floors. If I were in an emergency situation, I'd like to know my nurse won't end up in the bed next to me as a patient if she fell while responding to a code blue!
Besides, they look childish, especially with those 'buttons' stuck in the holes. Grow up, look and act professional. Keep them in your locker and wear them to and from work.

I really don't agree my sister works at a hospital and she has them and her feet fell so much better and her back doesn't hurt from working those long hours. If they don't hurt anyone or the the person wearing them then just let it go and let them wear the shoes. I just looked at my daughters crocs and on the bottom of the shoe has little bumps I guess you would call them but they wouldn't slip not with what is on the bottom of them. If you want to get picky then lets not have nurses wear clogs to work the bottom of them are alot smoother then the crocs which would make them slide more on a floor and there isn't even a back on them they can fly right off someone's foot. I really don't agree and I think if the shoe makes there job easier and make them feel better then just let them wear them again they are working long hours and anything that can make there job easier I am for it. Thanks.