Funeral service jobs in Michigan
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Michigan licenses funeral directors and embalmers separately, and both paths include a state law exam on top of the national board. Funeral service jobs in Michigan open after a one-year apprenticeship of 2,080 hours with at least 25 embalmings, overseen by the state Board of Examiners in Mortuary Science.
Part-Time Front Desk Coordinator - Funeral Home
Funeral Director/Embalmer (part-time)
Cemetery Administrator
Funeral Director & Embalmer
Embalmer
Your Michigan association is Michigan Funeral Directors Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Funeral service jobs in Michigan
Wayne State University in Detroit trains for it with a bachelor of science. Management pays more: The median for Michigan's 430 funeral home managers was $77,140 in May 2025, against $60,450 for its 810 funeral directors and morticians. The state also has 1,460 funeral attendants, making that job about two-thirds more common in Michigan than across the country. That comes to 5 live funeral service jobs in Michigan, the largest share of them from Service Corporation International, Gpac, and National Cemetery Administration, and Ann Arbor, Dimondale, and Fremont carrying the most. Where pay is stated it runs $70k to $192k a year, 20% are remote, and 20% are federal positions.