Journal of Public Relations Research Middle East
Scientific Refereed & Open Access Journal
ICR IF 2021/2022=1.569 , Arcif IF 2023 = 2.7558 Q1, IF of the Supreme Council of Universities = 7
ISSN Online: (2314-873X) ISSN Print: (2314-8721)
| Vol.12
Job Satisfaction among Public Relations Practitioners in Healthcare Institutions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Hospitals in the City of Jeddah as a Model: A Field Study , Vol.12 , Fifty-first Issue





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Authors:
Ethar Abdulmohsen Alyoubi-Master's Researcher in Public Relations,Public Relations & Advertising Department,Faculty of Communication & Media,King Abdulaziz University

Abstract:
The aim of the current study was to explore the level of job satisfaction among public relations practitioners in healthcare institutions in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, as a model. The researcher sought to identify the factors influencing the satisfaction of the study sample, consisting of public relations practitioners in Saudi hospitals in Jeddah, with their jobs, as well as evaluate their future vision for achieving the initiatives of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 in healthcare institutions for further job satisfaction. Additionally, the study aimed to gather the participants' suggestions for enhancing job satisfaction and understanding their perspectives on the obstacles and difficulties in achieving job satisfaction among public relations practitioners in healthcare institutions in Jeddah.

The study falls within the field of descriptive studies using the survey method. The survey method was employed on comprehensive survey of 110 public relations practitioners from government and private hospitals in Jeddah to assess the suitability of their work to their current situations and their future vision for developing the healthcare sector and achieving job satisfaction.
The study's results showed a high level of satisfaction with the nature of public relations work in Saudi hospitals in Jeddah, with 70.9% of the study sample expressing satisfaction. In contrast, 29.1% of the study sample had an average level of satisfaction with their job nature. This indicates that the overall evaluation of the study sample towards the nature of public relations work is high and positive.
The study also revealed a difference in job satisfaction among public relations practitioners in government and private hospitals, with higher satisfaction reported among practitioners working in government hospitals compared to those working in private hospitals.

Key Words:
Job Satisfaction, Public Relations, Public Relations Practitioner, Healthcare Institution.

Research Language:
Arabic
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