Introduction: In the nursing profession, job satisfaction has been found to be positively correlated with the quality of health care and is the most consistent predictor of patient satisfaction. Job satisfaction is the degree of fulfillment someone gets from their job and is an important predictor of employee performance. Objective: The main objective of the research is to determine the level of job satisfaction among nurses/technicians Methods: A total of 180 nurses/technicians from the Republic of Croatia participated in the research, regardless of age, gender and level of education. Job satisfaction was examined with the JSS job satisfaction survey. Results: Respondents showed moderate satisfaction with their job, rating it with a mean score of 3.20±0.69, they were the most satisfied with their colleagues and the nature of their work, while they were the least satisfied with their salary and benefits. Those under the age of 25, respondents in an extramarital union and those with three or more children were the most satisfied with their jobs. Respondents with less than 5 years of experience are statistically the most satisfied with benefits, rewards and communication. Respondents with completed undergraduate studies were statistically significantly most satisfied with their salary. Respondents who only work morning shifts were statistically the most satisfied with benefits and remuneration. Respondents who changed workplaces more times had a lower level of job satisfaction, were less satisfied with salary, benefits, and remuneration. The amount of monthly income was not related to the level of job satisfaction. Conclusion: In the light of modern nursing management, job satisfaction among nurses is a topic of global interest, as it affects the performance of nurses and the quality of health services. The lack of professional satisfaction among nurses hinders the pace of work and can have a negative effect on increasing stress and absenteeism, which affects commitment to work and impairs the quality of care provided to patients.