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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Boston, MassachusettsGround 2Verified

Status
Appears cap-exempt · ground 2, affiliated nonprofit
EIN
04-2263040
Affiliated institution
Harvard University
Review
Checked by hand against IRS and accreditation records · what this means

Openings

From the employer’s own career site

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Applications happen on Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s careers site.

What they hire on H-1B

DOL FY2025 certified LCAs, 188 total · 143 H-1B approvals FY2026
Occupation (SOC)LCAsMedian wage
Molecular and Cellular BiologistsResearch Fellow · Scientist Ii93$75,999
Bioinformatics ScientistsResearch Fellow · Computational Biologist30$78,554
Biological TechniciansResearch Technician · Scientific Researcher (System Title Phd Graduate Student)13$50,675
Physicians, All OtherClinical Fellow · Medical Oncologist12$104,499
Biochemists and BiophysicistsResearch Fellow · Scientist Ii8$75,999

A Labor Condition Application precedes a petition, so counts show hiring patterns, not approvals. Median wage is the median offered wage in that occupation.

Evidence

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute appears to qualify as a nonprofit entity related to or affiliated with an institution of higher education, the second ground named in INA 214(g)(5)(A) and 8 CFR 214.2(h)(8)(iii)(F): typically a teaching hospital, faculty practice plan or research foundation bound to a university by control, membership or a written affiliation agreement.

“Appears cap-exempt” is a research opinion based on these public sources; USCIS decides each petition, and the affiliated-nonprofit test in particular is fact-specific. Confirm with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s HR or international office and an immigration attorney. Request a correction.