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License Funeral Director Arranger or Embalmer
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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.
$76,690 / year median in North Carolina
+14% projected growth
Job Description
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FUNERAL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
- Upstate South Carolina 🔥 I'm working with a highly respected, long-established funeral service provider in the Upstate South Carolina area that is looking to add experienced professionals to its team.We are currently seeking:
⚰️ Licensed Embalmer 💰 $60K-$65K+ DOE Experienced candidates may have some flexibility on compensation. 🤝 Licensed Funeral Director / Arranger 💰 $60K-$65K+ DOE Why this opportunity stands out:- 100+ years in business
- 3 funeral home locations plus dedicated care & cremation center
- Desirable location
- Clear 40-hour workweek
- Every-other-weekend rotation
- Medical, Dental & Vision
- PTO
- 401(k) contribution
- Clothing allowance
- Strong internal support and structure
- Very open to relocation candidates
Ideal Background:
- 3+ years of funeral service experience
- South Carolina licensure or ability to obtain it
- Embalmer role is primarily back-of-house / care center focused
- Arranger role is focused on family care, arrangements, and funeral directing
- Professional, dependable, service-minded, and team-oriented 📍 Upstate South Carolina, South Carolina ✈️ Relocation candidates strongly encouraged 🔒 All inquiries are confidential Interested in hearing more?