Binaytara Foundation Cancer Center, Janakpur, Nepal

JOB DESCRIPTION: MEDICAL OFFICER

Organization: Binaytara Health Clinic

Position Title: Medical Officer

Job Location: Binaytara Health Clinic, Janakpurdham-25, Dhanusha

Employment Type: Full-time

Working Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Sunday through Friday (as needed meetings late evenings)

Job Summary and core responsibilities

The medical officer at Binaytara Health Clinic is responsible for the overall medical oversight of clinic patients and management of the clinic. Responsibilities include:

Outpatient care: Provide high-quality outpatient care, including clinical examinations, diagnosis, treatment, and routine primary care procedures within the clinic’s scope of practice, with proper pre- and post-procedural care.
Triage and referral: Evaluate, stabilize, and manage non-critical conditions. Identify critical or high-risk cases promptly and coordinate referrals to higher-level centers with specialist teams.
Teamwork: Work closely with nursing staff, health assistants, lab technicians, and administrative staff to keep clinic operations running smoothly, following clinical guidelines set by senior management and medical experts.
Community health: Support outreach programs and health education on prevention and early diagnosis, helping make primary care more accessible to underserved communities.
Documentation and compliance: Keep accurate, up-to-date medical records and referral documentation, and follow Nepal Medical Council regulations, infection control protocols, and patient confidentiality guidelines.

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS

Education: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or equivalent degree from a recognized institution.
Licensure: Active Nepal Medical Council (NMC) registration.

APPLICATION DETAILS

Email: [email protected]
Subject Line: Medical Officer Application – [Applicant Name]
Application Deadline: November 15, 2026

The International Cancer Congress is a premier educational event dedicated to advancing cancer care in South Asia. Designed to equip cancer care providers with the latest breakthroughs in oncology, this conference emphasizes cutting-edge treatments and their practical applications in the regional healthcare landscape. Featuring distinguished faculty from the United States, India, and Nepal, ICC fosters collaboration, knowledge exchange, and innovation to enhance patient outcomes across the region.

REGISTRATION DETAILS

ATTENDEES LIVING IN NEPAL

REGISTRATION FORM

If you currently live in Nepal and would like to attend the 8th International Cancer Congress (ICC 2026), please deposit your registration fee at Citizen Bank International, Janakpurdham branch, A/C no 0310100000391201 (Account name: Binaytara Cancer Trust), then come back to this website to upload your receipt and complete registration.

Registration fees for attendees from Nepal:

Consultants: NPR 4,000
Medical Officers: NPR 1,500
Other Healthcare Providers, medical students, nursing students, and other health-profession students: NPR 500

Note: The total number of registration for paramedics will be limited to 20; all paramedics must pre-register to attend – on site registration will not be available.

All attendees must show their photo ID for check-in. Admission to the conference hall will not be permitted without a valid photo ID.

Registration fee is non-refundable.

If you have any questions about this conference, contact us at 9800856555.

The Scientific Committee of the 8th International Cancer Congress invites abstract submissions showcasing innovative research, clinical experiences, and advances in cancer care. Submissions may include original research, quality improvement initiatives, outcomes research, educational research, and rare case reports or case series relevant to oncology and hematology.

awards

The top 15 abstract submissions will each be awarded a Travel Grant of NPR 15,000 to support their participation in the conference.

abstract submission guidelines

Abstract Formating

Abstracts must be submitted in English.
Word limit: 300 words (excluding title, authors, and affiliations).

CONTENT REQUIREMENT

Original Research

Rare Case Reports & Case Series

Abstracts reporting original research must include the following structured sections:

Background
Methods
Results
Conclusion

Case-based submissions must include the following structured sections:

Background
Case Discussion
Conclusion

Important Note on Case Reports

Case reports and case series will be considered only if they demonstrate clear novelty, educational value, or new findings. Submissions must meet at least one of the following criteria:

Describe a previously unreported or exceptionally rare clinical observation.
Present a novel diagnostic, therapeutic, or management approach.
Report an unusual presentation, toxicity, or treatment response that provides important clinical insights.
Offer findings with meaningful implications for clinical practice, guidelines, medical education, or future research.

Routine case reports without novelty, new insights, or broader clinical relevance will not be accepted.

Review Process

All abstracts will undergo peer review by members of the Scientific Committee. Abstracts will be evaluated based on scientific merit, originality, clinical relevance, educational value, and overall quality.

Presentation Formats

Accepted abstracts may be selected for:

Oral Presentation
Poster Presentation

Authors whose abstracts are accepted are expected to register for and attend the congress to present their work.

ICC 2026 Location

JANAKPURDHAM: Heritage, Culture & Progress

Welcome to one of Nepal’s most spiritually significant cities — birthplace of Goddess Sita, cradle of Maithili culture, and now a proud host of the International Cancer Congress 2026, organised by Binaytara.

Capital of the ancient Videha Kingdom
Birthplace of Goddess Sita

Major Hindu pilgrimage destination
Centre of Maithili language & culture

Vibaha Panchami

Maithili Cuisine

Railway & Connectivity

A celebrated festival commemorating the divine wedding of Sita and Rama, drawing pilgrims from across South Asia.

Savour Chura-Dahi, Thekua, and Dal-Pitha — authentic flavours of the Mithila region.

Direct rail link to India and a growing transport network making the city increasingly accessible.

Whether you are here to advance oncology knowledge or immerse yourself in one of South Asia’s most storied cities, Janakpurdham offers a journey unlike any other.

ICC 2026 · Janakpurdham

Nepal

Announcement: ICC 2026 on October 02-03, 2026

The 8th International Cancer Congress (ICC 2026) is set to take place in Janakpurdham, Nepal, continuing its mission to advance oncology education and collaboration. Organized by the Binaytara Foundation, this prestigious event will bring together leading experts, oncologists, researchers, and medical professionals to discuss the latest breakthroughs in cancer treatment and management.

Building on the success of previous congresses, ICC 2026 will feature cutting-edge discussions on hematologic malignancies and solid tumors, with a focus on guideline-based treatments, emerging therapeutic modalities, and diagnostic advancements. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in interactive case studies, panel discussions, and networking sessions, fostering a multidisciplinary approach to cancer care.

With a growing emphasis on equitable healthcare access, the congress aims to address challenges faced in resource-limited settings, ensuring that medical professionals are equipped with the latest knowledge to improve patient outcomes. Participants can expect expert-led sessions, abstract presentations, and opportunities to collaborate on innovative research initiatives.

As ICC 2026 approaches, anticipation is high for another impactful gathering that will shape the future of oncology education and patient care in Nepal and beyond.

For more details, visit the official event page here.

Lohana Health Camp on March 23, 2025

Breaking Barriers: A Cancer Screening Initiative in Janakpurdham

Cancer continues to be a pressing global health challenge, disproportionately affecting low- and middle-income countries. In Nepal, the incidence of breast, cervical, and oral cancers is rising, yet access to preventive care remains limited—especially in rural communities. To bridge this gap, Binaytara, in collaboration with Binaytara Cancer Trust and Engage Nepal, launched a cancer screening and early detection health camp on March 23, 2025, at Lohana Health Post in Janakpurdham Ward No. 25.

This initiative aimed to provide free cancer screenings for breast, cervical, and oral cancers while offering general health consultations and health education sessions for Female Community Health Volunteers (FCHVs). The camp sought to empower individuals with knowledge about early detection and promote access to essential healthcare services.

Despite logistical challenges and cultural barriers—such as hesitancy among women to undergo screenings—the camp successfully reached 244 participants, with 69% being women between 30-60 years, the primary demographic at risk for breast and cervical cancers. A critical outcome was the identification of 12 individuals with potential early signs of cancer, highlighting the need for timely intervention.

The program also conducted oral cancer surveys, revealing concerning risk factors such as high tobacco use (36%) and malnutrition (47%) among participants. Moreover, clinical screenings flagged several individuals with persistent oral lesions and non-healing ulcers, necessitating urgent medical follow-ups.

Looking ahead, the initiative underscores the importance of scaling up similar health camps, enhancing community education, and strengthening referral networks to ensure continued cancer prevention and treatment efforts in Nepal’s underserved regions. By fostering healthcare partnerships and empowering local volunteers, such interventions can significantly improve early detection rates and contribute to long-term public health improvements.

JOB DESCRIPTION: MEDICAL OFFICER

Job Summary and core responsibilities

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS