Job Description
This role coordinates funeral services to provide comfort and respect during times of loss. Directors meet families for arrangements, select caskets, and oversee ceremonies to honor the deceased. The position ensures detailed compliance with permits and documents, offering peace of mind through personalized support.
Everstory Partners manages funeral and cemetery services nationwide. With facilities for adults and families, the company focuses on compassionate care and legacy preservation.
Activities include embalming remains, preparing death certificates, transporting bodies from sites to homes, directing services with clergy and pallbearers, and coordinating vans for transportations. Tools like embalming equipment and tracking software ensure accuracy, with interactions in meeting rooms and during transport. A constraint involves managing high emotional intensity during family consultations and maintaining equipment cleanliness.
No pay range specified in the posting. Full-time role at unspecified location with availability for holidays, evenings, and weekends. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life, AD&D, STD insurance, tuition reimbursement, career advancement, funeral and cemetery benefits, employee referral bonus, and 401K with match.
Responsibilities
- Meet with clients for funeral arrangements
- Explain service options and pricing
- Prepare standardized contracts
- Perform technical embalming services
- Finalize details with documents
- Direct funeral services and visitation
- Coordinate pallbearers and clergy
- Prepare permits and documents
- Transport deceased from home or hospital
- Maintain preparation room cleanliness
- Mentor and lead funeral professionals
- Represent the company in community
Requirements
- Licensed funeral director and embalmer
- Ability to obtain state licenses
- Additional state licensing as required
- High degree of concentration
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Empathetic and caring demeanor
- Strong leadership capabilities
- Valid state driver's license
- High school diploma or equivalent (from one year post-secondary education)
- Graduation from accredited school of embalming or mortuary science