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gpac is seeking a Dual-Licensed Funeral Director / Embalmer in North Dakota to join a family-owned funeral organization. You’ll serve families with compassion, coordinate services, and perform embalming duties in a collaborative team setting.
This role emphasizes professional conduct, long-term growth, and supportive resources, with a compensation package featuring base pay from 65k to 90k plus merit-based raises and relocation assistance.
Looking for More Than Just Another Funeral Home? The right opportunity isn't just about compensation. It's about joining a team where you're genuinely supported, valued for your contribution, and given the resources to succeed both professionally and personally.
An established, family-owned funeral organization is seeking a Dual-Licensed Funeral Director / Embalmer to join a highly respected team. This is an opportunity for a professional who takes pride in serving families, excels in both funeral directing and embalming, and wants to be part of a collaborative culture built on service, professionalism, and long-term success.
Newly Licensed: Approximately $65,000
Experienced: Up to $90,000
Strong Merit-Based Raises
Additional Commission Opportunities
Your experience, initiative, and ability to serve families at a high level are recognized and rewarded.
These aren't just benefits. They're investments in the people who make exceptional service possible.
This organization understands that serving families at the highest level requires professionals who are supported, rested, and positioned for long-term success.
Whether you're newly licensed and looking for the right place to build your career or an experienced professional seeking a better long-term home, this organization is open to speaking with talented people who bring value to the team.
All inquiries are strictly confidential.
This opportunity is ideal for someone ready to take the next step in their Funeral Director career in Eastern North Dakota.
Great funeral homes are built by great professionals. This could be the opportunity that changes the trajectory of your career.