All data in this app is demo data to work with and is used for testing purposes only. This app is only a rough draft of what it could be.
I converted this project to standard react app which was originally from wordpress shortcode. Some functionalities no longer work due to missing dependencies that relied on wordpress, but most of app still works:
https://demo-jasper-search-directory.netlify.app/
**Update: ** Please see the other part of the project that includes a questionairre survey before this information gets processed to the search directory:
https://github.com/ZBr14n/Jasper-Internship-project/tree/jasper-survey/medical-survey-jasper/app/src
For this internship project, I was assigned to create a medical survey that will take answers from patients and populate this information into the search directory, which will show all available dental offices based on location/zipcode, medical conditions, doctor's name. For each entry that is populated, the user is able to click into the modal popup that will populate for that specific doctor. The popuop will display all doctor's information including their ratings and reviews as well as letting the user book an appoinment with the doctor.
- Technologies used:
- HTML
- CSS
- React.js
- SASS
- React-Suite library
- WordPress
- AWS
Job Description
https://www.internships.com/posting/sam_0e263631f6342512?utm_campaign=google_jobs_apply&utm_source=google_jobs_apply&utm_medium=organic
Jasper is an exciting new startup based in NYC that's helping people afford their dental and other healthcare treatments. We're creating a modern dental and veterinarian directory that's combined with patient financing and payment collection.
Hey, are you ready to get real startup experience? Does working with a team of diverse, exciting, passionate, humble and dope people sound like your cup of tea or coffee? Does building something that will healthcare and make it more affordable for people excite you? Are you looking to gain real world experience and put your software development skills to the test? Well then you may be perfect for Jasper!
You will be one of the early Full-Stack engineers at Jasper, and as such, you will have broad ownership of building the platform that people will use to start and grow their careers.
Roles and responsibilities:
Comfortable working at or desire to learn all levels of the stack from AWS+Node.js+SQL to React+HTML+CSS+PHP
Work as a team to build our webapp and mobile app MVP based on data, research, as well as your own insight and creativity
Design and architect complex systems, focusing on performance and scalability, as well as on crafting a beautiful user experience
Create reusable and maintainable systems and abstractions
Take full ownership and responsibility for building, shipping, and maintaining the product, end to end
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