She trained at Greater Lawrence Family Health Center, serving predominantly low-income immigrants outside Boston. She cofounded an obstetric and women’s health fellowship, which included abortion training, in Rochester, NY. Dr. Kini moved to Austin where she joined the University of Texas Southwestern Austin Family Medicine Residency in 2009. She also works at Whole Woman’s Health, providing comprehensive family planning, including medical and surgical abortion. The transition from the northeast to practicing full-spectrum family medicine in Texas has been challenging and enlightening. Despite new Texas legislative restrictions, she remains passionate about her work as a primary care provider. She has expanded reproductive health training in the Austin residency program, providing patient-centered family planning at Whole Woman’s Health.