Factors Affecting on Military Medical Job Satisfaction Staff

Job satisfaction (JS) in the workplace affects absenteeism, turnover and performance. Considering the importance of JS, this study conducted with aim studying the factors affecting JS in a military hospital. This descriptive analytical cross sectional study was carried out on 301 workers who worked in a military hospital in year 2009 using of stratified random sampling. In this study JSS questioner was used for measuring JS, ANOVA and Dunnett post hoc and SPSS and Excel software were used for statistical analysis and data analysis respectively. In this study, age, work experience, type of job and work position shown relationship with JS but gender, marriage status and education were not shown any statistical significant relationship with JS. In this study technician operating room and anesthesia (TORA) had less, physicians and specialist and par clinical jobs had more and handy jobs and administrative jobs had same JS compare with nurses. According to results of this study, we propose actions like modified and increased salaries and benefits of employees, making effective communication, improved working conditions, reform official promotion and more attention to TORA and nurses can be useful way for improving JS