The phrase "administration position in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a job or role within an administrative context, typically in a specific field or organization.
Example: "She applied for an administration position in the healthcare sector."
Alternatives: "administrative role in" or "admin position in".
Paid internship (professional health administration position) in southeastern Michigan health care organization.
The governor is still tight lipped about his political hopes, which could include seeking a fourth term, challenging Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2006, taking an administration position in a second Bush term, or running for president in 2008.
"The current vacancy in the Court Administration position, in addition to several other urgent matters in our court, make this an inopportune time for me to reduce my commitment to the citizens of Centre County," he added.
As an Office of Management and Budget paper titled "Crime Control and Law Enforcement Political Positionn for 1970 Election" put it a few months later, "the Administration position in the crime field depends on our ability to shift blame for crime bills' inaction to Congress and concurrently to hammer home comprehensive Administration programs".
For administration positions in particular, they will almost certainly be asked to complete a spelling test, too.
But all three might make good candidates for high-ranking administration positions in the event that President Obama won a second term.
The researcher also examined the JHU position hierarchy for research administration positions in order to assess the ability of a department to perform all of the tasks necessary to meet the needs of the researchers in their department.
The search involved a great deal of Web surfing and a large number of informational interviews with scientists and some nonscientists who held policy and administration positions in biomedical research.
These changes generally shifted administration positions in the state's colleges from political rewards to professional appointments.
From 1989 to 1993, he was the principal deputy solicitor general in the George H.W. Bush administration, helping formulate the administration's position in Supreme Court cases.
Hopefully, some of those unemployed librarians were able to secure a second career in an administration position.
