The phrase "a consultant for a program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who provides expert advice or services related to a specific program or initiative.
Example: "She was hired as a consultant for a program aimed at improving community health services."
Alternatives: "an advisor for a program" or "a specialist for a program".
The ECB then announced BlackRock had been appointed as a consultant for an asset-backed securities purchase program but not long afterwards sources noted that ECB action at the next meeting was unlikely without a slump in inflation.
Ms. Mayer, a consultant for the program, cites some of its interviews in her book.
Her father, a pulmonary, sleep medicine and critical-care physician, is a consultant for sleep medicine programs and to medical companies dealing with liability and risk management issues.
"Modern art was not shocking at Wellesley," said Judith Jaffe Silber, who began graduate school in midlife and is now a consultant for social-work programs.
After Hubbard and former girlfriend Sara Northrup defrauded him of his life savings, Parsons resigned from the OTO and went through various jobs while acting as a consultant for the Israeli rocket program.
"Chef Berasategui is acting as a consultant for Paradisus' overall food and beverage program, bringing his best practices to the brand," said Bernard Wyss, area vice president for Paradisus Resorts.
"There's a lot of people who think the 'best employer' thing is nothing but a big giveaway program," said Gary Mitchiner, a consultant for Hewett Associates, a management consulting firm in Lincolnshire, Ill.
"He did amazing things with very little equipment," said Marcia Smith, a space policy analyst with the Congressional Research Service, which called upon Mr. Perry as a consultant for its reports on the Soviet space program.
One prominent American coach did switch affiliations — Peter Eriksson, now a consultant for Canada's Paralympic track and field program, said he resigned as coach of the United States Paralympic track and field team two years ago because, "I couldn't do my job," he said.
"We need health studies," says Dailan Long, a consultant for the New Mexico Medicaid Self-Directed Waiver Program and board member of Diné CARE.
