Under Johnsonâs Presidential Reconstruction, all land that had been confiscated by the Union Army and distributed to the freed slaves by the army or the Freedmenâs Bureau (established by Congress in 1865) reverted to its prewar owners.
The minimum educational requirement for a medical transcriptionist is graduation from a certificate program in medical transcription. Graduates from certificate programs typically qualify for most entry-level medical transcription work.
The DNP program can be completed at both the Post-MSN level and the Post-BSN level. Post-MSN students: You must complete the core program course requirements and 540 practicum hours. You may have up to 34 credit hours from your master's program applied toward your degree requirements. If so, you will not need to complete the Post-BSN course requirements or concentration requirements. Post-BSN students: You must complete the core program course requirements, Post-BSN course requirements, and 1065-1170 practicum hours (depending on concentration). You will also need to choose a concentration and complete the concentration's course requirements.