The aim of this study is to investigate point out the effects of climate change on health, but also to investigate the basic knowledge and awareness of life sciences professionals (doctors, nurses, paramedics, veterinarians, pharmacists, biologists and educators) whether the need for education. Quantitative analysis of the data was performed with data collection interview technique and frequency and percentage calculations. For this purpose, a questionnaire on the topic, developed by the researchers was applied to 158 participants. Those with knowledge about CC were 41.17% (65), without 5.1% (8), partially knowledgeable 53.8% (85); informed about health effects were 43.7% (69), not informed 6.3% (10), partially informed 50% (79). The internet and written media were the major sources of information for CC health effect to the participants. Of the respondents 5.7% (9) were aware that there is an institution in Turkey responsible for CC health effects, those not aware were 14.6% (23), and those who had no idea were 79.7% (126). Respondents who had training or any course/seminar concerning health impacts were 8.2% (13), not trained 91.8% (145). Majority of respondents 83.5% (132) declared they need training. The results show that life science professionals need training against the effects of global climate change on possible health, and it is considered necessary to provide training in this field.