Objective: The main goal of the research was to determine whether the doctors who work at the Clinical Medical Center Osijek are exposed to violence in the workplace, in what form of violence, whether there are differences in exposure between doctors according to age, gender and depending on whether they are specialists or residents. Study design: This study is organized as a cross-sectional study. Participants and methods: 101 doctors employed at the Clinical Medical Center Osijek participated in this research. The data were collected by answering an anonymous online questionnaire that consisted of several parts: general demographic questions, questions on exposure to physical violence, questions on exposure to verbal violence, mobbing at workplace, questions on exposure to sexual harassment and questions about the employer in health sector. Results: The majority of respondents who were exposed to violence at the workplace indicated that they had experienced verbal abuse (41.6%), followed by mobbing (21.8%), physical (5%) and sexual abuse (3%). Conclusion: Due to the small sample of the study, there are no significant differences in the distribution of respondents according to exposure to any form of violence in relation to gender, age or whether they are interns or specialists.