NY S01063 2026

Mandatory Cultural Competence Training for Medical Professionals

Date of Vote: June 1, 2026

Chamber of Origin: Senate

Requires cultural awareness and competence training for medical professionals, including two hours of course work or training encompassing minority healthcare issues; provides an exemption for certain individuals; requires hospitals and facilities to request documentation of the completion of training from employees and prospective employees.

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Turning Point Action Opposes

Voted YEA

37
0% REPUBLICANS100% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS

VOTED NAY

23
95.65% REPUBLICANS4.35% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
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Voted yea

Brian KavanaghState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:4.76
Liz KruegerState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:13.10
Jose SerranoState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:4.76
Cordell CleareState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:7.14
Robert JacksonState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:4.76
Luis SepulvedaState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:4.76

Voted nay

Andrew LanzaState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:71.43
Robert RolisonState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:40.48
William WeberState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:73.81
Robert OrttState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:92.86
Steven RhoadsState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:66.67
Patrick GallivanState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:77.38

Not Voting

Jeremy CooneyState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:22.62
Kevin ParkerState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:23.81
Sam SuttonState SenateNew York
Lifetime Score:38.16
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