Medical residents would choose if they want abortion training, protected from unfair treatment if they opt out.
This bill would stop medical residency programs that get money from Medicare from forcing residents to take part in abortion training. It would make sure residents can choose whether to get this training and protect them from unfair treatment if they opt out. This means residents would have more control over their training choices.
Today, some medical residency programs might require residents to participate in abortion training. Residents might also face consequences for not participating. If this bill becomes law, Medicare-funded residency programs would be unable to require such training. Residents would have to actively choose to participate, and programs could not discriminate against them for opting out.
S 3238 · 119th Congress · November 20, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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