@jamejo @stallion1145 @davidk @darshanhiranandani @dw106 @abimaelr.sergio @crisnaxtha @guimelo01 @menyagah27 @cvora22 @emuchave
You are all most welcome 
Our OpenMRS Academy is also a fantastic place to get started with, check it out, enroll and complete the courses there to get an all round understanding of OpenMRS Community, Product, Teams, Technologies and so much more…
You could also take some time and go through these guides incase you haven’t to get you started 
Thank you @wodpachua for the warm welcome and sharing this guide.
Hi everyone, im Jesse Bright. I just joined and ready to journey with you guys together. Thanks.
Hello everyone!
I’m Prince Onyeanuna, a Technical Writer Fellow at OpenMRS. It’s so nice to be here, and I can’t wait to start working with y’all!
Hi all, This is Nikhil, a computer science grad student at UMKC, had 3 years of experience as a software engineer previously but I’m new to healthcare industry, hoping to learn something new here and make some contributions. I’d like to read novels and play RPG games during my free time, my favorite one is Skyrim. Nice to meet you all
Hello OpenMRS Community, My name is hillary derrickson and I am excited to join this incredible community of developers and healthcare enthusiasts. I am currently a final year student pursuing a degree in computer science from Catholic University of Eastern Africa. Throughout my academic journey, I have developed a strong passion for software development. I have gained experience in various programming languages such as flutter, javascript and python, and I have worked on projects involving web development, mobile app development and database management. I am particularly drawn to OpenMRS because of its mission to improve healthcare delivery in resource-constrained environments through open-source software. I believe that technology can play a transformative role in healthcare, and I am eager to contribute my skills and learn from the experienced members of this community. Here are a few specific areas I am interested in exploring and contributing to within OpenMRS:
1.Module Development: Enhancing existing modules or developing new ones to improve functionality and user experience. 2.Bug Fixing and Code Review: Contributing to the stability and reliability of the platform by identifying and resolving issues. 3.Documentation: Helping to create clear and comprehensive documentation for developers and users to facilitate easier onboarding and usage of OpenMRS.
Best of luck. Hopefully you will contribute to OpenMRS to make it more organized and user friendly.
Hi, I am S M Tareq Aziz from Dhaka, Bangladesh. I am a student of University of Dhaka. I am exploring the features of OpenMRS and would like to contribute.
Hello everyone,
My name is Beryl Kanali from Kenya. I am passionate about open source, community management and Health Tech. Outside work, I enjoy playing basketball, working out, reading and watching. I have just joined OpenMRS as the new Community Coordinator. I look forward to helping develop and grow the OpenMRS community!
@Beryl, we are so excited to have you join us on the global support team!
I’ve had the pleasure of being able to get to know you over the past couple of weeks and I’m incredibly excited about your future engagement in our community!
Please everyone, take an opportunity to get to know Beryl!
Welcome @beryl – looking forward to getting to know you. Welcome on board! 
Hi everyone!
I’m Christine! 
I first learned about this community after applying for its Technical Writing Fellowship role(thank you @grace). Unfortunately, I didn’t get the position. However, I still wanted to contribute (and apply for the role next year 
), so here I am!
Welcome @chrissycodes!
It’s great that you’re interested in contributing even though you didn’t get the fellowship this time around. That enthusiasm is awesome
Thanks @vijayk! 
I do want to participate in it next year!
I am Sheron, research fellow and a doctoral fellow in health informatic
I am Savindu Rathnapriya from Sri Lanka, Currently I am pursuing a degree in Business Information Systems at Informatics Institute of Technology in Sri Lanka.I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to community hence I am willing to contribute to the community.
Thank You! Savindu Rathnapriya
Hello everyone, My name is Nicomani. I am agitated to join the OpenMRS Talk community. I am a software mastermind with a strong interest in healthcare technology. I have experience in developing scalable operations and am passionate about using technology to ameliorate healthcare systems. In my free time I enjoy chess and photography. I want to share my query and want to connect with other.
Respectful member 
Nicomani
Hi Everyone,
I am Korada Vishal, I’m a Junior at IIT (BHU) Varanasi, India
I am Linux Foundation Mentee for Summer 2024
I am looking forward to contributing to Open MRS community, I ahve experience in contributing to working woth FOSS projects
You’ll better know me as Vishalk91-4
Hi Everyone My name is Egbewole Olawale Solomon. I am an IT expert as well as a volunteer in Medical Missions. We are about to set up our first clinic in our medical mission location so the people can have access to medical care even when we are not around. I and other members of my team (IT) have been tasked with setting up an EMR system which was what led me here. I hope I will be able to find the help I need.
A quick insight into what we want to achieve: We would like an EMR system that can work with finger print scanner in identifying the patients. This we think is needed as our target patients are mostly uneducated elderlies. So we are hoping to, among other things, reduce the possibility of errors to the barest minimum and save time spent searching for patients’ data by using a finger print scanner.
So, help from anyone who has done this or have an idea on how this could be achieved would be greatly welcomed.
Hi Everyone My name is Egbewole Olawale Solomon. I am an IT expert as well as a volunteer in Medical Missions. We are about to set up our first clinic in our medical mission location so the people can have access to medical care even when we are not around. I and other members of my team (IT) have been tasked with setting up an EMR system which was what led me here. I hope I will be able to find the help I need.
A quick insight into what we want to achieve: We would like an EMR system that can work with finger print scanner in identifying the patients. This we think is needed as our target patients are mostly uneducated elderlies. So we are hoping to, among other things, reduce the possibility of errors to the barest minimum and save time spent searching for patients’ data by using a finger print scanner.
So, help from anyone who has done this or have an idea on how this could be achieved would be greatly welcomed.