Occupational Therapist Uniforms

Occupational therapy is not a ward-based job, which is why a standard tunic rarely suits it. An OT is on the floor with a patient one hour, in a car the next and in somebody's kitchen after that, so a service usually needs two things: the hospital colourway for acute work and something less clinical for community visits. We stock both. Under the NHS National Healthcare Uniform an occupational therapist wears white with a bottle green contrast trim, and we hold that exact combination in UK stock. We are a family-owned uniform supplier in Stockport, with free returns and no minimum order, and we are an approved supplier on the NHS Framework, supplying NHS trusts, local authorities, social care providers and private practices.

An occupational therapist spends half the job somewhere a uniform was never designed for. Kneeling on a living room floor to assess a step, demonstrating a transfer in a therapy gym, or standing on a doorstep in February waiting to be let in. A clinical tunic reads as hospital, which can put a patient on the defensive in their own home, while a polo with the service name on it is identifiable without being intimidating. 

At The Staff Uniform Company, our Occupational Therapist Uniforms range covers the white and bottle green smart scrub tunic for hospital work, healthcare trousers with enough give for floor work, and embroidered polos and fleeces for community teams. Explore the collection and dress both halves of your service.