I am Michael Penhallegon, a Junior at Evergreen State College prusuing a field of study of computer science (We don’t have majors here)… I was intereted intially in this class because I am was asked to evaluate java code for a program (class) I am taking here.
Informatics has been my interest overall, looking to connect my love of technology with the social justice work I currently do.
i am interested to expand my investiment into openmrs and have started to stetup a development environment etc. I hope to get through building a basic module. My dream at this point would be to develop a case management module to use in social work setting since, though intergrative to the focus of a EMR is largely ignored by most systems.
I already have a decent amount of java code and development experience and hope to get more involved.
Hi everyone!
I’m a test-engineer from Sweden. I work with Linux, Python and Bash mostly. I’ve got experience in hardware development also.
I’m also using Arduino as hobby/hacking platform.
I am Thomas Chapman. I’ve been developing software for 20 years. Experience in a wide range of things. Although I am still working commercially, I am looking to get involved with something where I can contribute to something that helps people instead of just helping companies make money.
I have a wonderful wife and three awesome, young children that keep me on the go all the time. I hope to be able to participate in OpenMRS in what little spare time I have. I am very much looking forward to getting started!
Name is Thinh Hoang, but I go by Tim to make everyone life around me easier. I’m currently a graduate student at IUPUI studying Health Informatics. Additionally, I am currently a full time contractor with the State of Indiana under FSSA division. My future goal is to gain more experience in the healthcare industry as well as develop my understanding in the EHR development and implementation. I look forward to talking and learning from the community.
My name is Amin. I live and work in Indianapolis, IN as a software developer. Java is the language I primarily use. Originally from Cameroon, I know first hand how extremely useful openMRS can be for developing countries; I want to contribute to something that matters.
Hello All, my name is Pamodou. I am an MIS major in Memphis and looking to contribute to the open source community which is how I found OpenMRS. I like the idea behind the software and would like to be a part of the team to see it move forward.
Hi All,
I am kundan kunapareddy, master’s student in Health Informatics at IUPUI- Indianapolis. I am very excited to be part of Open MRS.
I am holding bachelor’s degree in pharmacy from India. Though I don’t have programming as a part of my curriculum, I am learning programming since last two year. I learnt Java, HTML and CSS. However, I didn’t exactly work on these platforms. I am really interested to learn from challenges I will be facing as developer.
Thanks everyone,
kundan.
Hi All,
I am Pulkit Bhatia,current pursuing my B.Tech. Computer Science from University school of information and communication technology,GGSIPU,Delhi.
I am Android and Backend developer and have strong foundation of Algorithm and data structures.I am good with Java,PHP,Cloud,Restful API etc.
I was intern in DaphnisLabs,Delhi where my prime responsibility was to developed Android app and its backend (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.perb.trainer) using technologies such as - java,php,codeigniter,twilio,gcm etc.
I love to solve social problems using technologies which led me to this organization , and i am keenly looking forward to contribute my bit towards openMRS.org.
My Linkedin Profile: https://in.linkedin.com/in/pulkit4tech
Hi everyone!
I am Man Parvesh and I am a student at IIT Guwahati, India. I am an Android and Java enthusiast. I have a good level of experience in Java, C++, Python, Data Structures and Algorithms.
Worked for EasyTables as an Android Developer and developed 2 applications in a span of 15 days.
Developed an Android application for the alumni of IIT Guwahati to connect with their Alma-mater. Push notifications can be sent to all the registered users related to the future events.
Developed Android application to classify soil samples based on the parameters obtained from laboratory tests.
I have also worked on some other applications that are not yet published. I plan to work on an Android related project (OpenMRS On-The-Go or OpenMRS Android Client) this year as a part of the Google Summer of Code.
Hi everyone,
My name is Arpit Gogia and I am a second year student at the Delhi Technological University, Delhi, IN studying Mathematics and Computing. I am a developer with experience in intermediate level experience in Android as well as beginner level experience in Django. Previous work experience :
MapleGraph DigiSign : A cloud based advertisement solution based on Android.
Retail POS : An Android App used by wholesale distributors of a particular Business. This was as part of an internship at CSimplify IT Solutions after my second semester of college.
Application for CSI : The official Android App for the Computer Society of India DTU Chapter
I am Niranjan from Sri Lanka. I am a medical doctor and studied MSc in biomedical informatics.
I am working as health informatician at tertiary care hospital. My interest in openMRS started during my post graduate studies,when I implemented it at genetic clinic.I met some of you at Singapore summit
last year.
I am NAGASOWMYA MAJETY, pursing my fourth year Bachelor of technology in computer science engineering at Keshav Memorial Institute of Technology,Hyderabad,India .I was told about Openmrs by my seniors and feel proud to be associated with Openmrs and i started working on couple of tickets as part of my contribution
I am familiar with C,Java,Android and Python.I enjoy coding and solving various programming questions.A part from coding i am interested in reading philosophy books.Looking forward to contribute more.I love the tag line write code save lives:) and i am happy that my Openmrs is my first step in to the open source world
Hi all,
My name is Ria Bhaduri. I am currently pursuing Master in Health Informatics from IU School of Informatics and Computing, Indianapolis and I have done my Bachelor in Pharmacy from India. I have work experience in text analytics where I was responsible for analyzing patient/physician responses. Currently, I am working as a Graduate Assistant on a radiology project. As a part of my coursework, recently I have been visiting openMRS. I am still in the process of exploring openMRS. Though I am naïve to the programming world, I believe I can do it. Last semester, I got acquainted with MySQL and Python. Also, I believe self-learning is the best learning and have been learning html, Javascript, Java so that I can contribute to openMRS and in a way contribute towards the betterment of society.
I am looking forward to learning as well as contributing to openMRS.
Thanks
Ria
Hallo, my name is Mehari. I have joined OpenMRS community from Japan where I am studying for MSc in Information Systems. I am Ethiopian by nationality. I have clear image of the need to improve the health services in my country and other developing countries alike. Hence, I have chosen to take e-health vis-a-vis EMR (MRS) as my focus area for my academic project. Fortunately, this will give me good opportunity to learn more on software development in collaboration and also contribute towards a global solution to provide a dependable software for medical record. I will hope to participate a lot in coding and practice few testing activities.
I have the pleasure of introducing a colleague to the OpenMRS community.
@meadj01 is a US-based clinician, who is interested in adapting OpenMRS for safety net providers in New York State and across the US, who have been left out of the Meaningful Use push for EHR adoption.
John-Paul writes:
“I am looking to make versions of OpenMRS for nursing homes, homeless shelters, mental health counseling services, family planning agencies. We would be looking to add functionality to allow communication with RHIOs, such as Direct email and CCD building. We are not interested in making OpenMRS fit the US national standard for the EHR certification, and we are not interested in making OpenMRS support billing or other overly complex parts of the US healthcare system.”
Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Weill Cornell Medical College
Clinical Instructor in Healthcare Policy and Research, Weill Cornell Medical College
Chair of Performance Improvement, Cayuga Medical Center
Medical Director of Internal Medicine, Cayuga Medical Associates
EHR Director, Cayuga Medical Associates
Member, Policy Committee, New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC)
John-Paul joined Partners In Health’s Ebola Response team in Sierra Leone and Liberia. His Health Information System (HIS) assessment contained invaluable information for a successful implementation at Pleebo Health Center in Liberia. He provided “boots on the ground” for our Medical informatics team.
Hello every body, my name is Angesom and I am a junior CS student. I am a new member of OpenMRS community and ready to contribute to this awesome project. I understand the role of OpenMRS in improving health services, and this is one of the reasons I preferred to contribute for my software engineering projects.
Hi everyone,
i am a computer science final year student at the University of Nairobi and currently developing an openMRS module for kenya health informtaics
My name is Austin Farmer, and I’m a senior computer science major at Berea College. I’m currently enrolled in CSC 486 - Software Engineering, a FOSSEng course and it’s how I heard about OpenMRS. I’m excited to work with the community and hope to be able to contribute to this project.
Hello friends,
My name is Mayank Jindal currently studying at INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOGOY, KHARAGPUR.
I am willing to wok with Openmrs as a part of Gsoc 2016.