What does an Embalmer earn?
On average, embalmers earn around $56,690 per year in the U.S.. Embalmers prepare bodies for burial or cremation, preserving them to make them appear more lifelike. This includes cleaning, treating, and using specially developed treatments to preserve the body. Embalmers can choose to specialise in a particular area such as embalming for airport transfers, long-term preservation, or for public health and research.
How to earn more as an Embalmer
To become an embalmer, you will need to either complete a degree in mortuary science or attend an embalming program. You may also be required to complete an apprenticeship program or gain a license or permit dependent upon your area of residence. To increase your pay as an embalmer, you could specialize in a certain area, such as restorative art or embalming techniques. You could also become self-employed or even open your own embalming business.
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