Hello @pbryan15,Welcome to the community of Life savers.Your next step should be going through OpenMRS getting started page on http://om.rs/gettingstarted and follow ac-ordingly.
Hi everyone, I am Olatunbosun Olotu currently based in West Africa. Presently an undergraduate student and will be contributing to the OpenMRS codebase. Also, I am looking forward to participating in the Google Summer of Code program for the year 2017 with OpenMRS.
The project I am interested in is the “More Metadata Management in AdminUI”. It will be nice to work with mentors both the main (Daniel Kayiwa) and possibly the back up mentor for this cool project.
My goal is to learn new things, learn and act quickly and create an awesome product before the end of the summer of code season. The greater goal is to connect with different people and contribute to codebases within the OpenMRS community, writing code and saving lives with Health IT. It is really motivating to read the mission of OpenMRS - http://openmrs.org/about/mission/. I am deeply inspired by this mission.
Hello! I’m Lenya Hope, a computer engineering student, I just joined the community and I’m happy to be here. I am really interested in programming and saving lives.
I’ll be glad to assist in any way possible.
I am Varsha Teratipally. I attend University of Colorado, Boulder as a Graduate Student. I am new to the community and I am hoping meet some new people and learn as much as I can.
Hello, my name is Randy and I’m taking a look at OpenMRS to see what kind of capabilities could be used to reduce health care costs in the US. The open source nature of OpenMRS is attractive from both a cost and capability point of view, but we have a lot of learning ahead if we want use it as a practice management tool.
Hello, my name is Justin Orel. I am an associate software engineer for Bentley Systems, and will be graduating shortly from the University of Missouri - Kansas City. I became familiar with OpenMRS through a school-related project and am eager to contribute to the community.