Tailor can not sew his own tear ( the shoemaker’s son always goes bare foot) means in the dictionary: Some one can use his knowledge to help others, but he can’t use it for himself. Our aim in this study is to reveal how much the physicians, who can be described as health distributors, pay attention to their self-care based on this proverb. Population of the study consists of physicians in Konya. This study was conducted with a survey consisting of two parts. In the first part, there are demographic questions. In these cond part, a 35-item scale was used which is prepared by Kearney and Fleischer and translated by Nursel (Özkan) Nahcıvan. 193 physicians participated in the survey. Frequency analysis, percent distributions, chi-square test, t test and anova analysis were performed by using SPSS statistical program. As a result of the study, the mean score of self-care physicians was 119.11 ± 18.78. The mean scores of self-care power of the physicians who were faculty members were found to be higher than the GPs (p <0.05).