Funeral service jobs in Washington
26 verified openings
Funeral work runs thin in the Pacific Northwest, far from the northern Plains and the Mid-South where it is densest. Funeral service jobs in Washington fit that map, with funeral home managers only a quarter as common as they are nationwide, and attendants rarer still.
Cemetery Office Assistant: Service, Scheduling & Admin Support
Cemetery Office Assistant & Guest Services
Cemetery Office Assistant & Records Clerk
Sales Manager Compassionate Cremation Leader
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Cemetery Administrator
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director / Embalmer (part-time)
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Your Washington association is Washington State Funeral Directors Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Funeral service jobs in Washington
Pay runs the other way. Washington's 80 managers had a median of $102,540 in May 2025, and its 400 morticians $59,700. Lake Washington Institute of Technology in Kirkland trains students for the license, and Washington is one of the states for which the examining boards' conference writes a laws exam. Today that is 26 live funeral service jobs in Washington. Gpac, Service Corporation International, and Associated Catholic Cemeteries have posted the most of them, and Bellevue, Medical Lake, and Spokane have more than anywhere else. Posted pay runs from $58k to $192k a year where an employer states it.