The phrase "as coordinator for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the role or position someone holds in relation to a specific project, event, or organization.
Example: "As coordinator for the annual charity event, I am responsible for organizing all the logistics and ensuring everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "in the role of coordinator for" or "serving as coordinator for".
The congressman served on the governor's blue ribbon panel that recommended forming the partnership, which would serve as coordinator for local, state and federal efforts.
For the last three years he has worked for the Fish and Wildlife Service as coordinator for its Colorado River Endangered Fishes Project.
She worked as coordinator for the Nassau Employment Initiative and Housing Program for FEGS Health and Human Services System in Hempstead.
Dr. Suttiratana currently serves as Coordinator for the Yale Cancer Disparities Firewall Project, a partnership between the Yale School of Public Health and the Yale Cancer Center.
He helps coordinate the Core Skills and Clinical Exam courses with Dr. Esperanza Diaz, and serves as coordinator for the Long Term Care Clinic.
She has also worked as Coordinator for International Relations for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and as an English teacher at a Tokyo high school.
However, the results of this study suggest that GPs do not act as coordinators for this patient group: the participants noted low or no attendance from GPs in collaborative group meetings, and ended up being the ultimate coordinators themselves.
In the longer term, this can bring for expanding the outreach of the network by mobilizing active member organizations to serve as coordinators for broader circles of supporters and associates.
He served as a classroom teacher and as the coordinator for several education-related programs before becoming a principal.
Howard Clearfield volunteers his time as the coordinator for the Bay Area group, known as Bay Leaf.
Billick was in his second year as a head coach after leaving his position as offensive coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings.
