The phrase "administrator working at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the role of an administrator in relation to a specific organization or location.
Example: "The administrator working at the local community center is responsible for organizing events and managing resources."
Alternatives: "administrator employed by" or "administrator stationed at".
The 26-year-old administrator worked at University College Hospital in the neuro-radiology department.
The study participants included health professionals and administrators working at health centres, district level as well as the Ministry of Health (MoH) headquarters.
To most effectively utilize this new approach, we must rethink how investigators and administrators working at different levels of the translational research continuum communicate and collaborate with each other, how best to train the next generation of scientists in this new field, and how contemporary biological-biomedical aging research should be organized and funded.
Anthony Simone became a teacher and international school administrator, working around the world and at the United Nations.
The original training was developed for Social Work practitioners, students, and administrators working in teams at social work agencies in New York City including The Educational Alliance, The Center for Family Life, and the Charles B. Wang Community Health Center, and has been modified based on their valuable input.
"Mr. Deshmukh was a trusted colleague and an able administrator who worked at panchayat, state and central levels with admirable dedication," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in his condolence message.
Newport-Mesa's top administrator also worked at the Lennox School District.
Mr. Louie worked as an administrator at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy; Ms. Chan was trained in museum administration and was working at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum while attending the Bank Street College of Education.
The schools are different in lots of ways, but one thing characterizes them all: Teachers, principals, and other administrators work hard at building trusting relationships that help create a sense of agency and purpose.
