Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Funeral Home Managers

Funeral home managers are professionals who oversee the operations of funeral homes, crematories, or other organizations that provide funeral-related services. They are responsible for managing the business aspects of the funeral home, including financial management, marketing, and customer service.

While funeral home managers may not typically work in the healthcare industry, they may be involved in the care and preparation of the bodies of individuals who have passed away due to medical conditions or treatments. In these cases, funeral home managers may work closely with healthcare professionals, such as nurses and doctors, to ensure that the body is handled with care and respect and that any medical procedures or requirements are followed.

Funeral home managers are responsible for a variety of tasks related to the operation and management of a funeral home, including managing budgets and financial records, overseeing staff, coordinating with families and other funeral service providers, and maintaining the facility and equipment. They may also be responsible for developing and implementing policies and procedures, and for ensuring that the funeral home complies with all relevant laws and regulations.