Posted by Nursing Awards - 25 Years of Quality Medical Awards on Jan 8th 2015
Nursing pins have a long history that dates back to the pinning of the Maltese Cross on those who cared for patients with communicable diseases such as leprosy. The modern nursing pins have been around for decades, and while their designs have changed over the years, the message and symbolism remains the same. Nursing pins are traditionally pinned on graduating nursing students as a rite of passage, welcoming them to the profession. The badges are usually made of gold or silver and bare the emblem of the student's school as well as other symbols of the profession.
The symbolism of the nursing pin is usually chosen by the school, dependent on their own traditions and the history of the school itself. The symbol may include oil lamps, a torch, a religious symbol, the Maltese cross, or even the school’s own logo. No matter what the symbols included, though, the overall message of the pin remains the same: you are now a part of one of the most important professions in the world.
Get in touch with our team today and we'll help you customize the look of your pins and offer you bulk discount pricing that makes our pins an affordable gift for your nursing students. Send them out in the world with a traditional pinning ceremony. <strong>This is something they'll treasure for the rest of their life.</strong>
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