Doctor Appointment System Development

Job ID: 40543008

Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR

I’m putting together a full-stack Doctor Online Appointment System and need someone to take it from concept to a ready-to-deploy web application. The stack is fixed: Spring Boot on the back end, React JS on the front, MySQL for persistence, plus standard HTML, CSS and JavaScript for the UI layer.

Core scope
• Patient and doctor self-service registration, secure login and profile management
• Appointment booking with calendar-style scheduling, plus options to view, reschedule or cancel
• Admin area that lets me add, edit or deactivate doctors and patients, see real-time system stats, and pull usage reports
• Extra user roles: receptionists and nurses, each with tailored permissions for day-to-day scheduling and patient support
• Authentication must include both traditional username/password and an optional two-factor flow
• Clean, responsive interface that looks good on desktop, tablet and mobile
• Robust authorization checks on every protected endpoint
• Structured database schema in MySQL and clear ORM mappings in Spring Data JPA

Deliverables
1. Complete, production-ready source code (Spring Boot + React) in a Git repository
2. SQL scripts and migration files for the schema
3. Setup guide: local install, environment variables, build commands and deployment steps (Docker or equivalent)
4. Brief testing walkthrough covering unit tests, basic security validation and end-to-end booking flow
5. User documentation for patients, doctors, admins, receptionists and nurses

Acceptance criteria
• All listed roles can log in and see only the pages they’re authorized to use
• An appointment can be booked, updated, cancelled and reflected instantly in both doctor and patient views
• Admin dashboard accurately displays user counts, appointment statistics and basic system health indicators
• 2FA can be enabled or disabled per account without breaking the standard login path
• Application builds with one command, starts with another, and runs error-free on a clean machine

If you have solid experience with Spring Security, React hooks, responsive UI design and RESTful best practices, I’d love to see your approach and timeline.
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