Funeral service jobs in New Jersey

5 verified openings

About three in four funeral homes in the United States are family or privately owned, according to the country's largest funeral trade association, and the rest belong to corporate groups such as Service Corporation International. Funeral service jobs in New Jersey pay well by national standards whichever kind is hiring. Morticians and undertakers in the state had a median of $69,110 in May 2025, and funeral home managers $101,520.

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

About Funeral service jobs in New Jersey

New Jersey has two accredited programs, Eastwick College in Hackensack and Mercer County Community College in West Windsor, where a certificate adds a third year. Taking a job across the Hudson means getting a New York license as well. Today that is 5 live funeral service jobs in New Jersey. Precoa, Cotton Funeral, and Funeral Home have posted the most of them, and Ridgewood, Newark, and Paramus have more than anywhere else.