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A quantitative, cross sectional study with 93 nursing technicians from two psychiatric hospitals was carried out in order to identify levels of satisfaction at work and associated factors. All data was collected using a questionnaire on professional experience and sociodemographic details. SATIS-BR was the instrument chosen to assess satisfaction. The nursing technicians showed a mean score of 3.06 of overall satisfaction, indicating a moderate level of satisfaction. The subscales with highest values were those that evaluated the level of satisfaction with the quality of service and relationships in the workplace. Conversely, these professionals showed low levels of satisfaction with the working conditions and opportunities for taking part of the service. In general, male nurses, those who work during the day, those who said they feel able to care for patients and feel safe in the workplace displayed higher levels of satisfaction. The results reinforce the importance of investigating satisfaction among nursing professionals in order to improve the service with regard to working conditions, organizational climate, human resource management and consequently the quality of service provided.

JOB SATISFACTION AMONG NURSING TECHNICIANS IN PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS IN MINAS GERAIS – BRAZIL