Funeral service jobs in North Carolina
10 verified openings
Funeral service jobs in North Carolina can mean three different licenses. The Board of Funeral Service issues a funeral director license, an embalmer license, and a combined funeral service license, and a posting titled funeral director may or may not want the embalming half. Find the license line before the pay line.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Embalmer
Funeral Director
Funeral Manager
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Cemetery Maintenance Worker (Part-Time)
Embalmer
Funeral Director
Embalmer
Funeral Director
Your North Carolina association is North Carolina Funeral Directors Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Funeral service jobs in North Carolina
Each license takes a 12-month apprenticeship or resident traineeship, with at least 25 funerals or 25 embalmings depending on the license sought. Fayetteville Technical Community College is where North Carolina students earn the degree. North Carolina counted 1,000 funeral directors and morticians in May 2025 at a median of $60,730, and with 1,610 funeral attendants, the entry job is more than 60 percent more common in North Carolina than nationally. Today that is 10 live funeral service jobs in North Carolina. Gpac, Davidson Funeral Home, and Carriage Services have posted the most of them, and Raleigh, Charlotte, and Lexington have more than anywhere else. Posted pay runs from $60k to $75k a year where an employer states it.