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Maspons Funeral Home

Licensed Funeral Director

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What they do

A Funeral Director or Embalmer manages a funeral home business. Directs details of funerals and burials, provides services according to the cultural or religious preferences of families and files paperwork for death certificates. May perform or supervise embalming services to prepare bodies for burial.

$67,384 / year median in Florida

+13% projected growth

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Job Description

Miami Funeral Home Seeking Florida Licensed Funeral Director Position:
Licensed Funeral Director Business:
Maspons Funeral Home Address:
3500 SW 8th Street, Miami, Florida, 33135
Positions Overview:
Full-time Florida Licensed funeral director for funeral home located in Miami, Florida. Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred. Competitive salary with opportunity for commissions, plus health insurance and two weeks vacation.
Anticipated Start Date:
Immediately Phone:
305-951-5560 Please email resume to alina@masponsfuneral.com and mercymasp@aol.com. Maspons Funeral Home is a fourth generation family owned and operated business with a commitment to serving the South Florida community. Maspons Funeral Home was founded by Leopoldo "Polito" Rivero and his grandsons, Eric and Miguel Maspons. Our professional staff has over a century of combined experience serving families. Our extensive experience and dedication to the families that we serve makes us uniquely qualified to serve your family at your time of need. Our family tradition is based on one simple concept: Serving families during one of life's most difficult times.