Establishes the New York state abortion clinical training program within the department of health for the purpose of training health care practitioners in the performance of abortion and related reproductive health care services; requires the commissioner of health to submit a report to the governor and the legislature.

The New York State Abortion Clinical Training Program is designed to train healthcare practitioners in providing abortion services and related reproductive health care. This program will be managed by the Department of Health, which will also be responsible for reporting its progress to the governor and the legislature.

Supporters of the bill argue that it will ensure that healthcare practitioners are well-trained in providing safe and effective abortion services, improving access to reproductive healthcare in New York. They believe this initiative is essential for protecting women's health and rights, especially in a time when reproductive healthcare is under scrutiny nationwide.

Critics of the bill contend that it promotes abortion by using state resources to train more practitioners in the procedure. They argue that this could lead to increased access to abortion services, which they believe undermines the value of life and parental rights.