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Summary This article traces the development and current practice of occupational social work in Israel. Governmental structures, the health care system and the delivery of social services through the public and private sectors are identified. The prevalence of social workers employed in each of the sectors is also reviewed. The roles, functions, and perceptions of occupational social workers in the Israeli workplace are analyzed. Professional preparation and training of occupational social workers are discussed. The article concludes with the author's future projections for the continued development and impact of occupational social work in Israel.