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Nursing Officer roles in U.S. hospitals and healthcare systems qualify for CPT when your program formally integrates clinical practice into your curriculum. Your DSO must authorize each placement before you start, and your I-20 must reflect the CPT dates. Roles typically require active RN licensure, NCLEX passage, and a BSN or higher.
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Bradesco Bank is seeking an experienced and strategic Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) to lead the Enterprise Compliance function across Bradesco Bank, Bradesco Investments, and Bradesco Global Advisors in the United States. The CCO serves as a key member of senior management and is responsible for maintaining an integrated compliance framework that supports the firm's growth strategy while ensuring compliance with applicable banking, securities, and investment advisory regulations. The CCO provides independent oversight, regulatory guidance, and effective challenge to business activities while fostering a culture of integrity, accountability, and regulatory excellence across all legal entities. The role serves as the primary compliance liaison with banking regulators, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and FINRA. The CCO will be also a critical strategic partner to Senior Management, playing a paramount role in supporting the Firm's growth objectives and business strategy while ensuring expansion initiatives, new products, client offerings, and market opportunities are pursued within a robust regulatory, governance, and control environment.
Key Responsibilities
Enterprise Bank Compliance
Provide enterprise-wide oversight of the Bank's Compliance Management System to identify, assess, monitor, and mitigate regulatory compliance risk.
- Lead and maintain the Bank's compliance framework, including policies, procedures, monitoring, testing, reporting, and governance.
- Advise Executive Management and the Board on compliance risks, regulatory developments, and emerging regulatory trends.
- Conduct compliance risk assessments and oversee issue management and remediation activities.
- Review new products, services, and strategic initiatives to ensure regulatory requirements are appropriately addressed.
- Serve as the primary liaison for banking regulatory examinations, audits, and supervisory reviews.
- Oversee regulatory change management and compliance training programs.
- Partner with Risk Management, Legal, Internal Audit, and business leaders to maintain a strong control environment.
- Coordinate with Financial Crimes and BSA/AML functions to ensure effective oversight of AML, OFAC, anti-bribery, and related compliance risks.
- Establish compliance oversight and monitoring of custody operations and related activities (e.g., SEI).
Broker-Dealer Compliance & Supervisory Principal
Serve as the designated Chief Compliance Officer and Supervisory Principal for Bradesco Investments, ensuring compliance with SEC, FINRA, and state securities regulations.
- Maintain and oversee the Broker-Dealer Compliance Program and Written Supervisory Procedures.
- Maintain required FINRA registrations, including Series 24.
- Supervise registered representatives and associated persons in accordance with regulatory requirements.
- Oversee sales practices, communications, marketing, suitability, Reg BI obligations, trade surveillance, books and records, and regulatory reporting.
- Review and approve transactions, new accounts, outside business activities, and other matters requiring principal supervision.
- Lead SEC and FINRA examinations, inquiries, and remediation efforts.
- Ensure effective branch supervision and supervisory control testing.
- Provide guidance on securities laws, conflicts of interest, and regulatory developments.
Registered Investment Adviser (RIA) Compliance
Serve as Chief Compliance Officer for Bradesco Global Advisors and oversee compliance with the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and related SEC requirements.
- Maintain and administer the RIA Compliance Program, including policies, procedures, and annual compliance reviews.
- Oversee fiduciary compliance, conflict-of-interest management, and Code of Ethics requirements.
- Review advisory activities, client disclosures, marketing materials, and advisory operations.
- Monitor personal securities trading and other adviser-related compliance requirements.
- Ensure compliance with Form ADV and other regulatory filing obligations.
- Oversee compliance monitoring programs covering portfolio management, trading, and client servicing activities.
- Support SEC examinations and remediation activities.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in business, Finance, Accounting, Law, Risk Management, or related discipline.
- 15+ years of progressive compliance experience within banking, broker-dealer, investment advisory, or financial services organizations.
- 7+ years of senior leadership experience managing compliance programs and teams.
- Demonstrated experience interacting with banking regulators, the SEC, and FINRA.
- Extensive knowledge of U.S. banking regulations, securities regulations, and investment adviser requirements.
- Strong executive communication, leadership, and stakeholder management skills.
- FINRA Series 24 License.
- Portuguese and/or Spanish language proficiency (preferred).
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Get Access To All JobsNursing Officer CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Nursing Officer role qualify for CPT under an F-1 visa?
Yes, if your nursing or healthcare management program formally integrates clinical or administrative practice into the curriculum and your school's DSO authorizes the placement. The role must be a required or optional component of your degree, and your I-20 must list the employer and CPT dates. Generic nursing electives don't always qualify, confirm with your DSO that the specific Nursing Officer duties map to your program's learning objectives.
Can I work as a Nursing Officer on CPT before passing the NCLEX?
Most U.S. hospitals won't hire you into a clinical Nursing Officer role without an active state RN license, which requires passing the NCLEX. Some administrative or care-coordination tracks may not require licensure, but bedside and charge nurse positions universally do. Confirm the license requirement with your prospective employer before your DSO submits the CPT authorization request, since the role description on your I-20 must match the actual duties.
How do I find hospital employers willing to hire F-1 students on CPT?
Search Migrate Mate to identify healthcare systems with documented F-1 hiring history and active DOL Labor Condition Application filings for nursing roles. Not all hospitals advertise CPT eligibility, so targeting employers with prior international student hiring is more efficient than cold outreach. Health networks enrolled in E-Verify and those with dedicated HR immigration contacts process CPT paperwork faster than those handling it case by case.
What happens to my CPT if I rotate between hospital units or locations?
CPT authorization is tied to a specific employer, but whether rotating units or satellite locations requires separate I-20 updates depends on your school's policy. If the rotation is within the same legal employing entity, most DSOs treat it as one authorization. If the clinical site is a separate legal entity or contractor, you likely need a new CPT authorization before starting there. Get written confirmation from your DSO before rotating.
Does full-time CPT in a Nursing Officer role affect my OPT eligibility?
Yes. If you accumulate 12 or more months of full-time CPT at any point during your F-1 program, you lose eligibility for post-completion OPT entirely. Part-time CPT, defined as 20 hours per week or fewer, does not count against your OPT regardless of duration. Many nursing students use part-time CPT for clinical rotations and reserve full-time CPT for a final practicum, keeping OPT available for post-graduation H-1B visa sponsorship transition.