Embalmers
What does an embalmer do?
An embalmer prepares bodies of the deceased for funeral services, burials, and cremations. A mix of art and science, the act of embalming must be administered for legal, medical, and personal purposes.
An embalmer removes the blood of the deceased and replaces it with preserving agents like embalming fluid and gasses. Dependent on the state of the deceased, an embalmer may also perform complex restorative applications to disguise any damage done while the departed was alive. Case specific on family wishes and requests, an embalmer may also apply makeup and style the hair of the deceased to provide a natural and peaceful appearance.
Ideal for detail-oriented people looking for a rewarding, in-demand career dedicated to helping others, Goodwin University offers an associate degree in Funeral Service for students seeking an occupation in mortuary science.
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