Funeral Directors & Embalmers jobs
162 verified openings
Funeral director jobs require a state license in every state but Colorado, and Colorado's own licensing law takes full effect January 1, 2027. The usual road runs through an accredited mortuary science program, a national or state board exam, and 1 to 3 years of supervised training under a licensed director. Embalmer jobs follow much the same road, though some states issue the two licenses separately and others combine them.
Intern Funeral Director
Licensed Funeral Director/Embalmer
Illinois Licensed Funeral Director/Embalmer, Rock Falls, IL
Intern Funeral Director
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Funeral Director
Embalmer
Funeral Director - Advance Planning
Embalmer
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Mortician
Embalmer
Funeral Director - Advance Planning
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director/Embalmer
About Funeral Directors & Embalmers jobs
The rung above is funeral home manager, a job the Occupational Outlook Handbook says people typically reach after several years as a director. BLS put the manager median at $78,790 in May 2025, against $55,010 for funeral directors and $58,780 for embalmers. As of today that means 162 live funeral directors & embalmers jobs here. The largest share comes from Gpac, Service Corporation International, and SCI Shared Resources, and Jacksonville, FL; Whittier, CA; and Bellevue, WA have the most of them. Where pay is stated it runs $40k to $94k a year.