West Virginia HB4356 allows physicians to refuse to perform or assist in irreversible gender reassignment surgery.

West Virginia HB4356 amends the state code to add a new article prohibiting the requirement for physicians to perform or assist in irreversible gender reassignment surgery. The bill ensures that physicians can refuse to participate in such surgeries for any reason, including medical or personal beliefs. The definition of "irreversible gender reassignment surgery" and "physician" is provided within the bill, aligning with existing state code definitions. This legislation aims to protect the autonomy of healthcare providers in their professional decisions.

West Virginia HB4356 allows physicians to refuse to perform or assist in irreversible gender reassignment surgery.

West Virginia HB4356 amends the state code to add a new article prohibiting the requirement for physicians to perform or assist in irreversible gender reassignment surgery. The bill ensures that physicians can refuse to participate in such surgeries for any reason, including medical or personal beliefs. The definition of "irreversible gender reassignment surgery" and "physician" is provided within the bill, aligning with existing state code definitions. This legislation aims to protect the autonomy of healthcare providers in their professional decisions.