Hi, everyone,
  I recently started my rotation in Ob/Gyn.  For the Gyn part of the rotation, I am in surgery for a good portion of the day wearing scrubs, shoe covers, and a bouffont cap to cover my hair.  I have discovered that I am really going to have to think about what hairstyle I wear in order to fit all of my hair into the cap.  I know I can do a crown braid to get it all up in there (haven't done it yet... I'm still trying to get used to getting up before the crack of dawn), but I like to mix up my hairstyle every once in a while.  Does anyone have experience with this?  Can you please give me some suggestions for what to do with my hair?
  Thanks!

Well...I don't have any personal experience needing to wear a boufant cap for work, however I do have a lot of hair.  I suggest making multiple buns, maybe a french braid where you fold up/tuck the ends back up to your head.  Also, perhaps, an upside down french braid that ends in a bun at the crown of your head.

How long is your hair?

I hope you find some comfortable solutions.

Good luck with the getting up super early thing!!!

Well, it's the end of the school year, and my clinical rotations have brought me back to the surgery suite once again.  In the intervening months, I have discovered that the best hairstyle (for me, at any rate) for being on-call & in surgery is a pair of french (or dutch) braided pigtails.  It keeps my hair under control, and I can sleep in it without it looking horrible when I get up.  One of the patients even told me how cute my hair was!   

Welcome back!  Glad you found a style that worked for you!