Commonly they are social outcasts, ostracized by most in their community. People avoid them, and their children often suffer. For nurses, this has been a real problem. Except for the unusually high salaries paid, few nurses would work in an abortion chamber. Certainly the trend in the U.S. is clear.
Few hospitals do abortions.
Fewer doctors want to do them. Fewer medical schools teach how to do them. The abortionist remains an outcast. Malpractice lawsuits against them are more frequent. A classic example of this was the landmark U.S. Appellate Court decision in California legalizing assisted suicide.