Objective: The study was conducted to examine the level of the Childbirth Fear-Prior to Pregnancy in healthcare workers who do not have children but are considering having children in the future. Material and Method: The research is descriptive. The population of the research consists of 600 non-children out of 959 healthcare professionals working at Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University Training and Research Hospital. No sample selection method was used, and the study was completed with 217 participants (160 female, 57 male) who met the research criteria. The data were collected using the Female Participant Form, the Male Participant Form, the Women Childbirth Fear-Prior to Pregnancy Scale (WCF-PPS), and the Men Childbirth Fear-Prior to Pregnancy Scale (MCF-PPS). Findings: The mean age of the participants was 27.94±5.38 year. 73.7% are women, 68.7% are single, 67.3% are nurses/midwives/health officers, 73.7% are university graduates, and 82.5% of them have a medium income. The total mean score of WCF-PPS was 37.24±10.02, and the total mean score of MCF-PPS was 30.78±9.89. A statistically significant difference was found between the marital status and occupational knowledge of the men and MCF-PPS (p<0.05). The item with the highest mean score on the Childbirth Fear – Prior to Pregnancy Scale for both women and men is the item "worrying that the labor pain will be too severe". Conclusion: In the study, it was determined that male and female health workers had a moderate fear of childbirth. In individuals who do not have a child yet but are considering having a child in the future, it should be evaluated whether the fear of birth develops and it should be tried to eliminate the fear of birth with methods such as education and counseling.