Sentence examples for service administrator from inspiring English sources
Resume, photographs, training booklets, and articles of a Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation home service administrator.
"I took the final Punjabi step," said Mrs. Singh, who wanted to escape the drudgery of working as a car service administrator.
"We want consumers to be aware of the recall because of the potential for foodborne illness," said Dr. Garry L. McKee, the Agriculture Department's food safety and inspection service administrator.
A health service administrator in her early 60s, and a member of that intractable demographic of older women who had voted against independence in last autumn's referendum, she nonetheless plans to vote for the SNP in the forthcoming general election.
"Some people say, 'They don't know what they're doing,' but really, the issues are in Central and South Florida," said Earl Pettis, 66, a retired health service administrator for the State Department of Corrections who lives in Sneads, a small town in northern Florida.
Nonetheless, thanks to our modular architecture, the service administrator is allowed to select the technology that better fits his interests, without modifying the other service entities.
The FGA also refers activist social service administrators to positions in Republican administrations, a service it advertises on its "FGA Talent Bank" as part of its work to overhaul welfare.
The NHS professionals we interviewed were either influential in decisions about funding the complementary therapy service (PCT managers), provided administrative support to the service (administrators) or were eligible to refer into the service (doctors and nurses).
This gives service administrators more flexibility in deploying services.
Recommendations are made that can be useful to stakeholders, including policy makers and social service administrators that would facilitate the implementation of evaluations of this sort.
This paper describes how client exit interviews can assist human service administrators and workers to better understand the outcomes their programs are designed to accomplish.
