CPT Service Supervisor Jobs
Service Supervisor CPT jobs let F-1 students apply operations management, team leadership, and service delivery coursework in real workplace settings. Your DSO must authorize CPT before you start work, and the role must directly connect to your enrolled program. Full-time CPT exceeding 12 months affects OPT eligibility.
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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 JobsService Supervisor CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Service Supervisor role qualify for CPT authorization?
It can, but qualification depends on whether the job duties directly connect to your enrolled program. A Service Supervisor role in hospitality management qualifies easily for a hospitality or business student. The same title in a setting unrelated to your degree may not. Review the O*NET profile for Service Supervisor and bring the competency list to your DSO to confirm the curriculum tie-in before you apply.
Can I work as a Service Supervisor full-time on CPT?
Yes, but full-time CPT carries a significant consequence: if your cumulative full-time CPT reaches 12 months or more, you lose all OPT eligibility permanently. Most students in supervisor roles that run through an academic year structure their hours as part-time CPT, staying under the full-time threshold to preserve future OPT. Confirm the exact hour cutoff that your school uses to define full-time before you accept.
What documents does my employer need from me to start a CPT placement?
Your employer needs your CPT-authorized I-20, which lists the employer name, job title, authorized dates, and whether the CPT is full-time or part-time. Some employers also request a copy of your F-1 visa and passport for I-9 verification. CPT authorization must be active before your first day of work. Starting before your DSO issues the updated I-20 is an unauthorized employment violation.
How do I find Service Supervisor jobs that are open to CPT students?
Search Migrate Mate for Service Supervisor openings filtered to employers with work authorization experience. Many Service Supervisor postings on general job boards don't specify CPT eligibility, so you often spend time on employers who aren't familiar with F-1 authorization. Migrate Mate surfaces employers with documented authorization history, which shortens the screening process significantly.
What happens to my CPT authorization if my employer changes my job duties mid-placement?
CPT authorization is tied to the specific job duties and employer listed on your I-20. If your role shifts significantly, for example from team oversight to administrative operations, your existing CPT may no longer cover the actual work. You'd need to return to your DSO for a revised authorization. Proceeding with substantially changed duties under the original CPT risks an unauthorized employment finding, which affects future visa status.