The phrase "administrator manager" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a role that combines administrative and managerial responsibilities, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The administrator manager is responsible for overseeing both the administrative tasks and the management of the team."
Alternatives: "administrative manager" or "manager of administration".
In the research described in her talk Julia identifies seven different roles involved in digital humanities scholarship: developer, administrator, manager, scholar, analyst, data creator, and information manager.
The evidence abundantly supports the conclusion of the courts below that Coampo was the administrator, manager, and one of the owners of the newspaper known as 'El Renacimiento,' and there was no error in holding him to be a proprietor within the meaning of § 6.
The server is divided into three parts: administrator, manager and scanner.
The engineering graduate from the elite Indian Institute of Technology is also a "scholar, analyst, academician, administrator, manager and public life functionary".
Participants were asked to choose from a list of 41 possible occupational groups for both their current and longest-held job; examples included "teacher," "waiter and waitress," "executive, administrator, manager," and "construction trades" [ 33].
WWW is the Project Director of the Healthy Kids-Houston project and a Professor of Pediatrics at BCM. CLO is the Principal Investigator of the Healthy Kids-Houston project and an Administrator Manager at HPARD.
It defined a manager as any job whose description included the words administrator, director, manager or supervisor.
Frequent reference was made (by administrators, manager, information manager and clinicians) to the amount of time and 'care' that went into this task.
Some you could include are recruiter, site administrator, activity manager, Project manager, the President who decides all the meeting times, new members, meeting places, activities, and projects.
Another feasible strategy for managing the conflicts of interest of institutions, hospital administrators, managers and others charged with making purchasing decisions about devices and equipment is for these individuals to simply recuse themselves from decisions in situations where they or the organization have benefited financially from manufacturers.
Along with its program in management and urban policy, the New School already trains health care administrators, managers of nonprofit organizations, and human resource managers.
