Aim of the research: To examine the opinion of nurses / technicians at the Mercury Clinical Hospital on the impact of technology development on nursing as a profession. To this end, it was examined whether there are differences in respondents' opinions on the impact of technology development on nursing as a profession with regard to the characteristics of respondents. Subjects and Methods: Subjects were nurses / technicians at Mercury Clinical Hospital. A survey questionnaire consisting of four structured questionnaires from the fields of genomics, computerization, robotics and telemedicine was used as a research instrument. Results: Respondents are of the opinion that the development of technology has positively affected nursing as a profession. Out of a total of 111 (100%) respondents, a positive opinion on the impact of technology on nursing was expressed by 68 (61.3%) respondents, while 6 (5.4%) expressed a very positive opinion. The majority of respondents are of the opinion that genomics, computerization and telemedicine have a significant positive impact on nursing, while the opinions of respondents on the outflow of robotics to nursing are divided. Given the general characteristics of the respondents, there are no significant differences of opinion. Respondents who rate their knowledge as good express a more positive opinion about the impact of technology development on nursing as a profession (M = 100.66) than those who rate their IT knowledge and skills as solid (M = 94.70). Conclusion: The majority of respondents are of the opinion that genomics, computerization and telemedicine have a significant positive impact on nursing, while the opinions of respondents on the outflow of robotics to nursing are divided. Respondents who rate their knowledge as good express a more positive opinion about the impact of technology development on nursing as a profession than those who rate their IT knowledge and skills as solid.