Dr Kinder will attend the 64^th session of the Commission on the Status of Women as a representative of the Medical Women's International Association and the Australian Federation of Medical Women.

The commission attracts thousands of attendees each year, who come from all over the globe.

"It is a very inspiring concept," Dr Kinder said.

She only recently found out her registration had been confirmed.

Dr Kinder said she was humbled and honoured to be selected to represent the organisations, which are interested in issues relevant to women doctors and patients.

The Bendigo woman joined the state-based branch as a medical student.

"I'm really proud to represent central Victoria in these sorts of discussions," Dr Kinder said.

She said being part of the community had given her a rich perspective, which she would bring with her to New York.

"For me, one of my priorities is issues specific to rural, regional and remote women," Dr Kinder said.

Women were often more marginalised than their male counterparts when it came to issues affecting their health, like domestic and family violence.

Dr Kinder said she said there were some gender equality conversations that were especially relevant to women living outside of metropolitan areas.

They included access to reproductive health options, like maternity services.

"We certainly see these sorts of dynamics play out in Australia," Dr Kinder said.

"I think it will be interesting to see how those dynamics play out elsewhere."

One of the things she hoped to take away from the commission was how other countries were acknowledging issues of gender equality.

Dr Kinder was hopeful her selection as a representative for women doctors would inspire young women who were considering pursuing something, but had their doubts about whether they were the strongest candidate, to apply.

"That's the thing about opportunities - you can make them for yourself," she said.

The 64^th Commission on the Status of Women runs from March 9 - 20.

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