Objective: In this study, the healthy lifestyle behaviours of family physicians, classroom teachers and imams who work at Isparta city center have been evaluated. Materials and Methods: The universe of the cross-sectional study has consisted of classroom teachers (506), family physicians (60) and imams (102) working at Isparta city center. For family physicians and imams, the example has not been chosen and it has been aimed to achieve to all of them. For classroom teachers it has been aimed to achieve to 218 people by calculating the sample size. At the end of the study, 209 classroom teachers, 52 family physicians and 95 imams have been reached (respectively reaching rates 95.4%, 86.6% and 93.1%). Dependent variables are healthy lifestyle behaviours. Survey data has been collected by using Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors Scale-II (SYBDÖ-II) and personal information form. Form containing the variables has been filled by the participants under observation. Results: The average of age of the study group is 42.9±6.6, 75.3% is male and 89.3% is graduate student while 96.6% is married. While SYBDÖ-II point average is 136.3±22.0, SYBDÖ-II average score of family physicians is 126.0±22.3, SYBDÖ-II average score of classroom teachers is 138.8±21.1 and SYBDÖ-II average score of imams is 136.4±22.2. SYBDÖ-II average score of family physicians is significantly lower compared to other occupations (F=7 388, p=0.001). In multiple regression analysis, for self-actualization with SYBDÖ total score, health responsibility, nutrition, interpersonal support and stress management subscale scores significant differences have been determined in terms of occupations . In terms of both SYBDÖ total score and all subscales scores except exercise, being a family physician has a negative effect. For health responsibility and nutrition subscale scores it has been determined that both occupation and sex have significant effect. Being a male has a negative effect for health responsibility and nutrition subscale scores, for males health responsibility and nutrition subscale scores are significantly lower than women. Conclusion: Although healthy lifestyle behaviors total score of family physicians is significantly lower than other groups, it is considered to be moderate for all three professions and inadequate for community leaders