The phrase "administrator assistant" is not correct; the correct term is "administrative assistant." You can use it when referring to a person who provides support to an administrator or office manager, typically handling various administrative tasks.
Example: "The administrative assistant is responsible for scheduling meetings and managing correspondence."
Alternatives: "admin assistant" or "office assistant."
Mr. Gibson went to Washington in 1969 at the beginning of the Nixon administration and was maritime administrator, assistant secretary of commerce for maritime affairs and assistant secretary of commerce for domestic and international business.
The geriatric team includes a geriatrician, gerontological clinical nurse specialist, social worker, pharmacist, physical therapist, occupational therapist, and administrator assistant.
A long roster of administrators, assistant coaches and former players — including stars like Chamique Holdsclaw, Tamika Catchings and Michelle Marciniak — provide pungent, sometimes hilarious testimony on Ms. Summitt's iron will and harrowing competitiveness.
It is administrative assistant to the assistant administrator for administration of the General Services Administration.
In 1967, he accepted the role as Administrator and Assistant Commissioner of Baseball.
Would a post of 20 hours per week supported by an effective administrator or assistant not achieve the same return?
Mr. Spano is planning the 2002-3 sealong along with the orchestra's president, general manager, vice president for marketing, artistic administrator and assistant conductor.
A school administrator and assistant pastor of a Pentecostal center in Alberta, he championed evangelical schools and opposed Canada's new gun registration law.
Many voters first became outraged after the town administrator and assistant town administrator helped oppose citizen initiative voting rights on EPURA.
Leadership support was provided by the U.S. EPA administrators, acting administrators, and deputy administrators William Ruckelshaus, Russell Train, Robert Fri, and John Quarles, along with assistant administrators Robert Sansom and Stanley Greenfield.
Nancy Lindborg, the assistant administrator for humanitarian assistance at the U.S. Agency for International Development, visited some of the worst-hit areas.
