In this research, three objectives were set in order to examine the differences in the level of knowledge about the scope of work of nurses/technicians. The first objective (C1) was to examine differences in knowledge between non-health and health professionals. The second objective (C2) focused on the differences in the knowledge of health professionals in relation to the level of education, while the third objective (C3) investigated the differences in the knowledge of non-health professionals with regard to the level of education. In order to test these goals, three hypotheses were put forward. The first hypothesis (H1) claimed that there is a statistically significant difference in the level of knowledge about the scope of work of nurses/technicians between health and non-health workers, regardless of gender, age and level of education. The second hypothesis (H2) suggested that the level of knowledge of health professionals about the scope of work of nurses/technicians does not depend on the level of education. The third hypothesis (H3) predicts statistically significant differences in the level of knowledge of non-health workers about the scope of work of nurses/technicians with regard to the level of education. This research analyzed the data using appropriate statistical methods and reached conclusions about the existence or non-existence of differences in knowledge between different groups of respondents. The results of the research gave an insight into the level of knowledge about the scope of work of nurses/technicians among different groups of employees. The confirmed hypotheses will contribute to the understanding of the topic that was studied, and will provide important information for the professional and academic community.