Business Development Manager

May 27, 2026

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Business Development Manager New Market Growth · Full-Time · Reports to VP of Operations New Business Development | Oncology Behavioral Health | Telehealth | Full-Time Remote/Travel Required ABOUT ADJUVANT Adjuvant provides oncology-specific behavioral telehealth—therapy and medication management—to cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers nationwide. We are the missing piece in oncology treatment: when mental wellness improves, treatment outcomes improve. THE ROLE Adjuvant Behavioral Health is the nation's leading telehealth provider of oncology and chronic illness mental health care—serving cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers with licensed therapy and medication management. As Business Development Manager – New Market Growth, you will prospect, qualify, and close new referral partnerships with oncology practices, health systems, payers, employers, and cancer-focused nonprofits. You thrive on building pipelines, navigating complex sales cycles, and opening doors in untapped markets to ensure more cancer patients have access to critical psychosocial support. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES <ul> <li>Research, identify, and prospect new oncology referral sources across assigned geographic or vertical markets (oncology practices, health systems, cancer nonprofits, EAPs, payers)</li> <li>Lead full-cycle business development from cold outreach through contract execution and initial referral ramp</li> <li>Develop and deliver tailored value propositions to oncologists, social workers, case managers, HR leaders, and C-suite executives</li> <li>Build and maintain a robust CRM pipeline; meet or exceed quarterly new partner activation targets</li> <li>Educate prospective partners on evidence-based outcomes linking psychosocial support to improved cancer treatment results</li> <li>Collaborate with clinical and operations teams to ensure smooth onboarding and first-referral experience for new partners</li> <li>Represent Adjuvant at oncology conferences, cancer community events, and health fairs</li> <li>Analyze market data, payer landscapes, and competitive positioning to prioritize highest-value opportunities </li> </ul> QUALIFICATIONS <ul> <li>3–5+ years in healthcare sales or business development</li> <li>Experience in oncology, behavioral health, or telehealth strongly preferred</li> <li>Proven track record of building a pipeline and closing new business</li> <li>Ability to navigate multi-stakeholder, complex decision processes</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Proficiency with CRM tools (Salesforce or equivalent)</li> <li>Comfortable presenting outcomes data and ROI to clinical and exec audiences</li> <li>Bachelor's degree required; clinical licensure, MSW, or MBA a plus</li> <li>Mission-driven, empathetic communicator who understands the cancer journey</li> </ul> COMPENSATION & DETAILS Base Salary: $85,000 – $110,000 Incentive: Commission on new partner activations + quarterly bonus Benefits: Medical, dental, vision Setting: Remote / field-based with travel to partner sites adjuvantbh.com | (866) 912-2746 | Adjuvant Behavioral Health — Navigating Cancer with Care

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