Funeral service jobs in Pennsylvania
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Funeral service jobs in Pennsylvania point toward management, and the state pays that step well. The median for its 560 funeral home managers was $104,400 in May 2025, and a tenth of them made more than $271,030, against $63,580 for the state's funeral directors and morticians. The Handbook says managers usually get there after several years as a director.
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Managing Funeral Director- Slater Rega Funeral & Cremation Services Inc
Managing Funeral Director- Slater Rega Funeral & Cremation Services Inc
Cemetery Administrator
Licensed Funeral Director (Pennsylvania)
Your Pennsylvania association is Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Funeral service jobs in Pennsylvania
The first license takes a while. The State Board of Funeral Directors starts candidates as student trainees with 60 semester hours of college, then as resident interns for 12 continuous months, at least 40 hours a week and 35 cases. Pennsylvania also employs 1,930 funeral attendants, more than any state but Texas, and Northampton Community College and the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science run its accredited programs. That comes to 5 live funeral service jobs in Pennsylvania, the largest share of them from Landmark Funeral Group, DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME, and National Cemetery Administration, and Mount Pleasant, Levittown, and Pittsburgh carrying the most. Where pay is stated it runs $126k to $192k a year, 20% are remote, and 20% are federal positions.