We Exist to Minimize Cancer Health Disparities
Binaytara is an impact focused organization working to improve health equity and minimize disparities in cancer care. Binaytara aspires to collaborate with a diverse group of employees, volunteers, partners, and supporters to realize its vision of creating a world where every human has access to evidence-based healthcare that improves their quality of life.
Binaytara provides equal employment opportunities regardless of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any type. We encourage individuals of all backgrounds to apply.
Benefits
Binaytara offers a generous benefits package, including flexible paid time off, a 5% employer-matched retirement plan, health insurance, and professional development to eligible employees.
Current Openings/
Implementation Scientist
Binaytara is seeking an in-person Implementation Scientist to lead applied research projects that support cancer care delivery innovations in the U.S. and globally. This position is ideal for a dynamic researcher with strong grant-writing skills and a passion for translating science into action and impact. The successful candidate will oversee implementation science initiatives that improve access to evidence-based oncology care, especially in low-resource settings, and secure funding through research-informed proposals and partnerships.
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Binaytara is seeking an HR professional who values both people and organizational effectiveness. The Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) serves as a strategic and operational partner supporting organizational effectiveness, performance management, recruitment, employee relations, compliance, and people operations.
Read MoreCommunications Assistant
As a proactive and detail-oriented communications professional, you will assist our content communications production. This individual will be tasked with writing, copyediting and project management. You will help communicate Binaytara’s mission, projects, impact, and thought leadership in global oncology and medical education. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional English writing and editing skills, strong organization and time management skills, and the ability to be a team player in a collaborative environment.
Read MoreProgram Assistant - Continuing Medical Education
The Program Assistant serves as the operational backbone for our medical conference portfolio. Under the leadership of the Director of Education Programs, this role manages the lifecycle of owned conferences accreditation and faculty engagement—from initial invitation to onsite presentation. The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented professional who can navigate the complexities of CME/CE accreditation (ACCME, ACPE, etc.) and seamlessly manage projects at different stages of execution while providing high-touch concierge service to world-renowned oncology experts. This role will own and manage the lifecycle of 9-10 conferences per year and travel as support for additional 4-5 conferences.
Read MoreController
The Controller is a hands-on leadership position owning the books for the U.S. organization, the Nepal branch, and our capital projects — while setting budgets, forecasting cash, managing the annual audit, and giving the Executive Leadership and Board the financial clarity to steward a rapidly growing non-profit with projects spanning in multiple countries.
Read MoreDirector of Industry Partnerships (Sponsorship Sales)
The director of Industry Partnerships will work alongside another director and sponsorships team to drive sponsorships sales for Binaytara's hematology oncology conferences. This role reports to the chief development officer and works with the cross-disciplinary team to ensure smooth sponsorships operations and revenue generation.
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