The phrase "as the program coordinator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to your role or responsibilities within a specific context, often to clarify your position or authority in a situation.
Example: "As the program coordinator, I am responsible for overseeing all project activities and ensuring that deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "in my capacity as program coordinator" or "in the role of program coordinator".
As the program coordinator of a psycho-educational program for pregnant teenagers, I am a strong proponent of ready access to birth control.
His mother, Patricia A. Kramer, retired as the program coordinator for female veterans at the Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital in San Antonio.
The Executive Director of SSAO (a paid position) acts as the Program Coordinator.
Finally, the vaccinators themselves as well as the program coordinator can give insights regarding the organization and can reflect on the course of the program.
This result indicates that the quality of PD provided in terms of topics covered, but not necessarily the quantity in terms of number of hours, has a positive impact on the success of the PD program as measured by the program coordinator's level of satisfaction.
The program has done that by "providing enough daily support to new teachers so they feel connected to both their students and the school community as a whole," said the program coordinator Mary Lou Weiner of the Bridgeport Education Association.
"They keep pushing me," said Rose Aster, the program coordinator.
SAM is the admissions coordinator, and AP is the program coordinator of the University of Guelph MPH program.
All authors read and approved the final manuscript ISA currently is a Lecturer, as well as the Biochemistry Program Coordinator since joining Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria on 21st October 2008.
Mrs. Glassman, 32, works in Durham as the senior program coordinator in the office of the dean of students at Duke University; she advises the undergraduate conduct board on disciplinary matters.
Bronwyn Belling, who recently retired as the national program coordinator of the AARP's reverse mortgage education project, said the recent guideline changes would help borrowers improve their living circumstances without forcing them to relinquish all their savings for a new home.
