The problem of violence at work is often in health care institutions and therefore represents a significant problem for health care providers. Such violence is very often verbal and physical violence. Violence against healthcare workers is unacceptable. Not only does it negatively affect the mental and physical well-being of healthcare staff, but it also affects their motivation for work. As a consequence, this violence threatens the quality of care and jeopardizes the provision of health care. It also leads to huge financial losses in the health sector. The aim of this research was to examine the level and type of violence against nurses and technicians in healthcare institutions in the Republic of Croatia. The research was conducted using a structured survey questionnaire. The results of this research show that nurses and technicians are the most exposed to verbal violence in the workplace. Women and younger nurses and technicians are more exposed to violence than their older colleagues. Also, there was an increase in the level of violence against nurses and technicians after the pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Education in the field of violence and better legal solutions, as well as daily awareness of the public about the importance of appropriate behavior of workers towards all healthcare workers, are necessary in order to reduce violence against nurses and technicians and other healthcare workers. Most of the respondents in this research were exposed to violence in the workplace. The most common form of violence was verbal violence, followed by psychological, physical, and the least sexual violence. The source of violence is mostly patients, but also fellow doctors, i.e. other nurses and technicians. Younger nurses and technicians are exposed to violence to a greater extent than their older colleagues. The same applies to nurses and technicians of the female gender compared to the male gender. Additional investments are needed in the education of nurses and technicians related to violence at work, as well as more acceptable legal solutions that will punish violent people.