Stress at the workplace occurs as a result of influences from the work environment. It can be stronger or weaker depending on the workplace and other factors. Radiologic technologists and other healthcare professionals are exposed to workloads that can be the result of exhaustion and stress. Many studies have shown a moderate level of stress in healthcare professionals, and some of the reasons are: work with patients, night work and on-call duty. The goals of this research were to examine the level of stress in the workplace of radiological technologists and to compare the level of stress with regard to gender, age and length of service. 40 radiological technologists (17 M, 23 F) participated in the research. The Questionnaire on stressors at the workplace of hospital health workers was used. The research results showed that stress in radiological technologists is moderate and that the difference in the level of stress of radiological technologists is not statistically significant. Age and length of service are positively related to total stress at the workplace and to stress at the workplace on 4 out of a total of 6 factors. The obtained research results represent the opinions of radiological technologists about stress at their workplace. Implementing the conclusions of this research in the form of various preventive activities and education on how to deal with stress more effectively could lead to an increase in the quality of their daily work and to the stimulation of professional development.