Sentence examples for access coordinator from inspiring English sources

"We do the access programming for the towns," said Kevin Bailey, public access coordinator for RCN.

I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to work with and get to know Legal Outreach's college access coordinator, Ms. Cooper.

"Our hope is that by removing some of the financial burden on students and their families, they'll really get an idea of what their options for postsecondary education are," says Ashley Postlethwaite, college access coordinator for the University of North Carolina system.

Eligible managers and educators include nurse practitioners, nurse educators, vascular access coordinators, clinical leader managers, and the program director.

There are five OB/GYN doctors, and they are referred to as Dr. A through Dr. E. There is one registered nurse (RN), two licensed practical nurses (LPNs), one medical assistant (MA), one patient representative (PR), two access coordinators (ACs), and one ultrasound technician (UST).

"These are people who are being characterized as uncooperative witnesses, which can have a devastating effect on these cases," said Amy Taylor, language access project coordinator for Legal Services NYC.

Capacity Building for ECD  Resources for building ECD capacity are strategically targeted to subnational levels; more consistent implementation and increased access to coordinator training is needed to increase coverage.

Students have accessed the coordinator and service to seek information on career options, job-search tools, and connections to employers in an industry of interest.

Assistant Coordinator Access Center at Hunter College.

"This essential combination of life skills provide youth with a strong foundation of confidence to address the challenges they face as young people growing up in Laos and in the overall global context," said Thipphayanh Thammachith, Equal Access Lao Programme Coordinator.

This small study demonstrated that, while MDT is feasible in primary care, and most patients who then consult a GP will benefit, the logistics of organising the reviews (meeting venue, breast care nurse as care coordinator, access to an electronic health record), and the cost implications of providing care in the community 'need careful consideration'.