Funeral service jobs in New York
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Funeral service jobs in New York require a license, and the first step toward one is school. The state has four accredited programs, tied for the most of any state. They include the State University of New York at Canton, which grants a bachelor's, and the American Academy McAllister Institute in New York City, which teaches online except for its embalming, restorative art, and practicum work.
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Your New York association is New York State Funeral Directors Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Funeral service jobs in New York
After school comes supervised training under a licensed funeral director. The pay on the other side is strong: In May 2025 the median for New York's 1,030 morticians was $63,090, and for its 820 funeral home managers $103,530. As of today that means 6 live funeral service jobs in New York. The largest share comes from Service Corporation International, University of Rochester, and Gpac, and Rochester, Florida, and Hewlett have the most of them. Where pay is stated it runs $60k to $75k a year.