Funeral service jobs in Wisconsin
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By O*NET's ratings, the most important parts of a funeral director's day are caring for the remains and collecting what a death certificate or burial permit needs, with the family meeting close behind. Funeral service jobs in Wisconsin are built around that mix, and the job's top-rated skills, active listening and social perceptiveness, say who it suits.
Front Office & Admin Assistant Funeral Home (Part-Time)
Funeral Home Front Office & Admin (Part-Time)
Wisconsin Funeral and Cemetery Aids Collections Specialist-Senior
Funeral Director
Embalming Manager
Embalmer
Your Wisconsin association is Wisconsin Funeral Directors Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Funeral service jobs in Wisconsin
Wisconsin had 580 funeral arrangers and morticians in May 2025 at a median of $58,250, and 440 funeral home managers at $79,560, a job 67 percent more common in Wisconsin's workforce than nationwide. Milwaukee Area Technical College teaches Wisconsin's accredited funeral service program at its West Allis campus, with a hybrid option. That comes to 6 live funeral service jobs in Wisconsin, the largest share of them from Gpac, Vertin Co, and Gunderson Funeral Home, and Madison, Fitchburg, and Oostburg carrying the most. Where pay is stated it runs $60k to $90k a year.