Spinal cord injuries occur suddenly and unexpectedly and change the life of the injured person as well as his family. The rehabilitation process is extremely important because the main goals during rehabilitation are to improve functional abilities and enable people with a spinal cord injury to return to a productive and satisfying life while achieving greater independence, reducing dependence on the help of others, maintaining mental health and preventing complications. In order to achieve the stated goals, mutual respect and acceptance of the roles of all members of the multidisciplinary team who contribute to the rehabilitation process and the recovery itself in accordance with their scope of work is necessary. As nurses/technicians have a unique and irreplaceable role in a multidisciplinary team, the aim of the final paper is to examine and determine the experiences, attitudes, perceptions and opinions of persons with spinal cord injury towards the rehabilitation and recovery carried out and the work of nurses/technicians as members of a multidisciplinary team. In order to investigate the research problem, an empirical quantitative research method was chosen, the results of which were obtained by conducting an "on-line" survey on a convenient sample of 44 people with spinal cord injuries who were rehabilitated in health care institutions. The analysis of the research determined the socio-demographic characteristics of the respondents, the structure and consequences of spinal cord injury, experiences and opinions about the rehabilitation and recovery with regard to the work of nurses/technicians and the assessment of the role of their care during the rehabilitation process. The obtained research results indicate that the role of nurses/technicians as members of a multidisciplinary team is extremely important both for the recovery of patients in the hospital ward and for their further functioning in everyday life and work after discharge from the healthcare institution.