“Nivel de satisfacción laboral de cirujanos dentistas egresados de la Universidad Nacional de Trujillo”
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2023
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Universidad Nacional de Trujillo
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En los últimos años, hemos contemplado un aumento constante en la cantidad de cirujanos dentistas, y esto ha generado que exista una alta oferta profesional, lo que se traduce en una disminución de la demanda de servicios odontológicos por parte de la población.
Este trabajo es un estudio de diseño no experimental de corte transversal. El objetivo fue determinar el nivel de satisfacción laboral de los cirujanos dentistas egresados de la Universidad Nacional de Trujillo.
La muestra estuvo conformada por 221 cirujanos dentistas egresados de Estomatología de la Universidad Nacional de Trujillo a quienes se les aplicó un cuestionario que constó de 17 preguntas divididas en 3 apartados: satisfacción ocupacional, salarial y académica. Las preguntas de satisfacción laboral se contrastaron mediante la escala de Likert la cual exteriorizo valores desde muy insatisfecho, insatisfecho, ni satisfecho ni insatisfecho, satisfecho y muy satisfecho.
Los resultados con respecto a la satisfacción laboral evidenciaron que un 16.74% se siente muy satisfecho, un 65.16% satisfecho, un 17.19% ni insatisfecho ni satisfecho, un 0.91% insatisfecho y no hay participante que indique que se sienta muy insatisfecho. Respecto a su satisfacción ocupacional, un 36.65% de los cirujanos dentistas se sienten muy satisfechos, un 53.39% se sienten satisfechos, el 7.25% ni insatisfechos ni satisfechos, el 2.26% se sienten insatisfechos y el 0.45% se siente muy insatisfecho. Respecto a su satisfacción salarial, el 14.48% se siente muy satisfecho, el 54.75% se siente satisfecho, el 24.89% ni insatisfecho ni satisfecho, el 5.43% se siente insatisfecho y el 0.45 se siente muy insatisfecho. Respecto a su satisfacción académica, el 2.71% de los cirujanos dentistas se sienten muy satisfechos, el 8.15% se sienten satisfechos, el 47.51% ni insatisfecho ni satisfecho, el 39.37% se siente insatisfecho y el 2.26% se siente muy insatisfecho.
Se concluye que respecto a la satisfacción laboral el 65.16% de los cirujanos dentistas se encuentran en un nivel satisfecho.
In recent years, we have seen a constant increase in the number of dental surgeons, and this has generated a high professional supply, which translates into a decrease in the demand for dental services by the population. This work is a cross-sectional non-experimental design study. The objective was to determine the level of job satisfaction of dental surgeons graduated from the National University of Trujillo. The sample consisted of 221 dental surgeons graduated from Stomatology from the National University of Trujillo to whom a questionnaire consisting of 17 questions divided into 3 sections was applied: occupational, salary and academic satisfaction. Job satisfaction questions were contrasted using the Likert scale, which expressed values from very dissatisfied, dissatisfied, neither satisfied nor dissatisfied, satisfied, and very satisfied. The results regarding job satisfaction showed that 16.74% feel very satisfied, 65.16% satisfied, 17.19% neither dissatisfied nor satisfied, 0.91% dissatisfied and there are no participants who indicate that they feel very dissatisfied. Regarding their occupational satisfaction, 36.65% of dental surgeons feel very satisfied, 53.39% feel satisfied, 7.25% neither dissatisfied nor satisfied, 2.26% feel dissatisfied and 0.45% feel very dissatisfied. Regarding their salary satisfaction, 14.48% feel very satisfied, 54.75% feel satisfied, 24.89% neither dissatisfied nor satisfied, 5.43% feel dissatisfied and 0.45 feel very dissatisfied. Regarding their academic satisfaction, 2.71% of dental surgeons feel very satisfied, 8.15% feel satisfied, 47.51% neither dissatisfied nor satisfied, 39.37% feel dissatisfied and 2.26% feel very dissatisfied. It is concluded that with respect to job satisfaction, 65.16% of dental surgeons are at a satisfied level.
In recent years, we have seen a constant increase in the number of dental surgeons, and this has generated a high professional supply, which translates into a decrease in the demand for dental services by the population. This work is a cross-sectional non-experimental design study. The objective was to determine the level of job satisfaction of dental surgeons graduated from the National University of Trujillo. The sample consisted of 221 dental surgeons graduated from Stomatology from the National University of Trujillo to whom a questionnaire consisting of 17 questions divided into 3 sections was applied: occupational, salary and academic satisfaction. Job satisfaction questions were contrasted using the Likert scale, which expressed values from very dissatisfied, dissatisfied, neither satisfied nor dissatisfied, satisfied, and very satisfied. The results regarding job satisfaction showed that 16.74% feel very satisfied, 65.16% satisfied, 17.19% neither dissatisfied nor satisfied, 0.91% dissatisfied and there are no participants who indicate that they feel very dissatisfied. Regarding their occupational satisfaction, 36.65% of dental surgeons feel very satisfied, 53.39% feel satisfied, 7.25% neither dissatisfied nor satisfied, 2.26% feel dissatisfied and 0.45% feel very dissatisfied. Regarding their salary satisfaction, 14.48% feel very satisfied, 54.75% feel satisfied, 24.89% neither dissatisfied nor satisfied, 5.43% feel dissatisfied and 0.45 feel very dissatisfied. Regarding their academic satisfaction, 2.71% of dental surgeons feel very satisfied, 8.15% feel satisfied, 47.51% neither dissatisfied nor satisfied, 39.37% feel dissatisfied and 2.26% feel very dissatisfied. It is concluded that with respect to job satisfaction, 65.16% of dental surgeons are at a satisfied level.
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Estomatología, Satisfacción Laboral