Funeral service jobs in Indiana

5 verified openings

Indiana has three accredited funeral service programs, more choice than most states offer: Ivy Tech Community College in Indianapolis, Vincennes University, and Mid-America College of Funeral Service in Jeffersonville, across the Ohio River from Louisville. Funeral service jobs in Indiana still require a license after school, which means supervised training and a board exam.

Your Indiana association is Indiana Funeral Directors Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.

About Funeral service jobs in Indiana

Indiana's 630 morticians had a median wage of $60,890 in May 2025, almost $5,900 ahead of morticians nationally, and its funeral home managers made $77,910. Its 1,080 funeral attendants make up 1.69 times the share of Indiana jobs that attendants hold nationally. Today that is 5 live funeral service jobs in Indiana. Gpac, Ivy Tech Community College, and Talentify.io have posted the most of them, and West Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, and Indianapolis have more than anywhere else. Posted pay runs from $60k to $75k a year where an employer states it.