Purpose: To determine if the use of health information technology contributes to burnout among radiologic technologists. Methods: Searches for original research on burnout and the effects of health information technology among radiologic technologists were conducted in the Pub Med and Cochrane databases and the Radiology and Radiologic Technology journals from 2011 – 2024. Results: Moderate to high levels of burnout were seen predominantly among radiographers between thirty to forty years of age and with at least ten years of experience.  The studies did not assess the effects of health information technology, and a correlation could not be established. Conclusion: Radiologic technologists, specifically women in radiography, are affected by burnout. Dissatisfaction with employer incentives and operations and COVID-19 mitigation strategies were contributors. Health information technology usage on burnout among radiologic technologists was not assessed, identifying opportunities to explore this field.