CPT Account Supervisor Jobs
Account Supervisor roles sit at the intersection of client strategy and team leadership, making them a strong CPT fit for students in marketing, communications, or business programs. Your DSO must confirm the role is integral to your curriculum before you start, so line up that authorization before signing any offer.
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INTRODUCTION
Supervisor Social Work Intern Program (Hybrid)
The Supervisor Social Work Intern Program position is responsible for acting as a field liaison and educator to social work interns. The supervisor is responsible for providing clinical supervision, guidance, and support to social work interns. This role ensures that interns gain practical experience, develop professional skills, and adhere to ethical and agency standards while contributing effectively to patient care and community programs. This position acts as a bridge for the social work interns, clinical placements, university, and community-based workforce under the Office of Health Equity and Community Health.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
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Education: Graduate Degree, required. Masters of Social Work (MSW) from an accredited school of Social Work.
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Experience:
- Minimum of 3 years of social work experience in a health care setting, required.
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Minimum 1 year of leadership experience-inclusive of supervision of BSW/MSW students, preferred.
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Licensure/Certification: NLCSW, NC Social Work License, preferred.
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Additional Skills (required):
- Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
- Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion principles.
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Get Access To All JobsAccount Supervisor CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
Does an Account Supervisor role qualify for CPT authorization?
It qualifies if your academic program includes coursework in marketing, advertising, communications, or business management that directly connects to the supervisory and client-facing duties of the role. Your DSO makes the final determination based on how closely the job description maps to your degree plan. A detailed offer letter outlining your specific responsibilities strengthens that case.
Can I start an Account Supervisor position before my CPT is authorized?
No. Working before your DSO issues the updated I-20 with CPT authorization is a status violation, regardless of whether the employer has countersigned the offer. Your CPT start date on the I-20 must match or precede your first day of work. Retroactive authorization is not permitted under F-1 regulations.
How do I find Account Supervisor employers who understand CPT timelines?
Search Migrate Mate for Account Supervisor openings filtered to employers with sponsorship filing history. Agencies that have previously hired F-1 students are already familiar with CPT paperwork, E-Verify enrollment, and the timing constraints around DSO authorization, which shortens the onboarding process on both sides significantly.
Does full-time CPT as an Account Supervisor affect my OPT eligibility?
Yes. F-1 regulations state that 12 or more months of full-time CPT, meaning 20 or more hours per week, eliminates your OPT eligibility entirely. If you're weighing a full-year Account Supervisor CPT placement against saving OPT for post-graduation employment, structure the engagement as part-time CPT to preserve that 12-month OPT buffer.
What does an employer need to do to support my CPT as an Account Supervisor?
The employer must provide a written offer letter describing your role, start date, hours per week, and compensation. Many schools also require a letter confirming the work is tied to your academic training. The employer doesn't file anything with USCIS for CPT. Authorization is entirely a school-level process handled between you, your DSO, and the employer's HR contact.