This report investigates work-related stress and its impact on job satisfaction within an emergency department setting. The methodology employed includes interpretivism, descriptive research design, a deductive approach, and a quantitative strategy. Data collection methods involve primary and secondary sources, utilizing questionnaires and existing research. The study employs random sampling and data analysis using statistical tools, with ethical considerations observed throughout. The conclusion highlights the effectiveness of the chosen methods in achieving research objectives, emphasizing the significance of deductive approach, quantitative strategy, random sampling, primary and secondary data collection sources in the completion of the project. The report provides an overview of the research process, from philosophical underpinnings to data analysis and ethical considerations, offering a comprehensive understanding of the study's approach and findings.