was the beginning. The same conversations happened with OB/GYNs that didn't want to prescribe BC pills for other than regulation of the menstrual cycle. Then, it became private medical colleges that didn't want to teach other than therapeutic abortion procedures for reasons outside of being lifesaving for the mother. I don't know how far that one went. Of course the issues with Catholic hospital policies is too much to discuss here. There are just too many of them and such a great number that serve the rural and impoverished communities that the government could probably not absorb the costs if these institutions were driven out. But really, the death knell tolls for any institution that accepts or relies on government money. There is no partnership with government when this happens. They own you.
...be it local, state or higher...be prepared to accept only the US government's code of conduct. Be aware that this code may change at any time and you must change with it. Whatever you do, do not link your personal code with that of an established religion as a reason for not adopting policy even if it wasn't an issue when you began your job. There is no guarantee of "grandfathering" when this happens. Failure to adapt to government changes in policy can and will result in a fine or imprisonment.

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