Licensed Preneed Funeral Director at Precoa

Description

Licensed Preneed Funeral Director   

Continue serving families while balancing work and life.    

You’re a licensed Funeral Director with a deep understanding of what it takes to serve families, and you feel a calling to pursue a meaningful career. You also know when you have a balanced life, you do better work.   

Why not explore a career in preneed where you get the best of both worlds?   

We’ll provide everything you need to be successful including expert coaching and strategic, effective marketing to generate leads.  

You can focus on doing what you do best - making meaningful connections with families to provide peace of mind.   

What you’ll do (and why you’ll love doing it)   

• Make what you want: Earn competitive compensation that you control by closing appointments (typical average of $60,000 - $80,000/annually with no earning cap)
  
  
• Realize the benefits of work-life balance while serving your community: Craft a schedule that meets your needs and a supportive community education program to keep your lead network strong
  
  
• Capitalize on our support: Strategic marketing programs and expect coaching provided at no cost –  you’ll be representing one of our premier funeral home partners!
  
  
• Experience recognition of a lifetime: Precoa Escapes Sales Incentive Trips for you and your family

If you have these skills, we want to talk with you!   

• Funeral Director License REQUIRED
• Strong interpersonal abilities and relationship development skills
• Ability to effectively close appointments
• Excellent communication skills, lead generation, and networking abilities
• Current life insurance license

About Precoa   

Precoa is a national sales and marketing company within the preneed insurance/funeral planning industry. We establish partnerships with premier, market-leading funeral homes and implement a lead generation and marketing system called Proactive Preneed. Our goal is to help as many families as possible prearrange and put into place intentional plans to help their families begin healing at the time of loss.