Respect Nurses Pins and Buttons

Description: This Pulse Oximeter - Respect Nurses design is the perfect gift for the funny nurse. Show that you support nurses with this nurse art design. Great for giving to the nurse you love, or the EMT boyfriend or girlfriend. A great idea for national nurse day and week. Design features a middle finger with a pulse oximeter attached.

Description: Enough Is Enough Respect Nurses Nurses Deserve Respect Our Patients Our Profession Our Community

Description: A powerful statement for nurses and healthcare professionals. This design advocates for respect in the nursing profession: Respect... Give It, Get It. Nurses Deserve Respect. Our Patients. Our Profession. Our Community. Enough Is Enough. Perfect for registered nurses, nursing students, and medical community supporters.

Description: Show pride in your clinical expertise with this dynamic, bold graphic design! Featuring a confident male Family Nurse Practitioner in black scrubs and stethoscope standing beside dynamic typography that reads "Respect The Scrubs – Family Nurse Practitioner." Accentuated by vibrant pink heartbeat lines, caduceus symbols, medical crosses, and stars, this artwork celebrates the hard work and dedication of male FNPs in healthcare. Perfect for male nurse practitioners, nursing students, clinical rotations, or graduation gifts. An inspiring shirt for Nurse Practitioner Week, birthdays, or everyday shift wear!

Description: The International Council of Nurses (ICN) has celebrated this day since 1965. In January 1974, 12 May was chosen to celebrate the day as it is the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. Each year, ICN prepares and distributes the International Nurses' Day Kit.

Description: A bold, pink design for nurses, saying they have earned their title with pride and professionalism.

Description: It is a nice gesture when people applaud and pay respect to the medical workers and nurses, working at the frontline, but you can't buy anything from it. It would be nice if the appreciation would be reflected in your account and you would finally get a fair salary. A design for all nurses who are not only important and key workers in these difficult times and are underpaid.