AIM: Investigate the attitudes of nurses / technicians of the Respiratory Intensive Care Center of the Clinical Patient Center Split about vaccination against Covida 19 virus, analyze whether sociodemographic characteristics affect attitudes about vaccination against coronavirus disease and examine whether nurses / technicians who have survived the disease are prone to. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The prospective research was conducted in the Respiratory and Intensive Care Center of the Clinical Hospital Center Split in the period from 31.03. 2021 to 01.06.2021 years. A total of 124 subjects participated in the study, of whom 108 were nurses and 16 medical technicians. The research was conducted using an anonymous questionnaire. RESULTS: A study of the attitudes of nurses and technicians on vaccination against the COVID-19 disease was onducted at the Respiratory Intensive Care Center of the Clinical Hospital Center Split. The study involved 108 nurses and 16 medical technicians, mostly aged between 19 and 30 years. The analysis of the results of the survey questionnaires revealed the attitude of nurses and technicians about vaccination against coronavirus disease. The results of the research showed that the majority of the respondents of the Respiratory-Intensive Care Center of the Clinical Hospital Center Split have already been vaccinated against the COVID-19 disease (n = 55; 44.35%), and they are 4.23 times more than the number of respondents they certainly would not be vaccinated. The study revealed a difference in representation according to the attitude towards vaccination (p <0.001). CONCLUSIONS: Most nurses and technicians employed at the Respiratory Intensive Care Center of the Clinical Hospital Center Split have already been vaccinated against the COVID-19 disease, understand the severity of the disease and its impact on the population as a whole and tend to advise and recommend vaccination to their loved ones. Although they have recovered from coronavirus disease, most nurses and technicians at the Respiratory Intensive Care Center of KBC Split are prone to vaccination against the COVID 19 disease. Demographic data do not affect the view of vaccination against the COVID-19 disease. Employees of the Respiratory-Intensive Care Center of KBC Split are most deterred from vaccination by the rapid development of vaccines and, accordingly, the fear of possible side effects.