Job DescriptionJob DescriptionMaking removals from the place of death to the facility as neededAssisting with Visitations, Memorial and Funeral ServicesResponsible for Visitation and Chapel set-upAssisting with dressing and casketing remainsReceiving and setting up casketed remainsDelivering family items, such as clothing, jewelry and flowers and ensuring proper signatures are obtained.Administrative functions as neededResponsible for facility vehicle logs and maintenanceErrands as neededOther duties as assigned by ManagementCare for deceased in a respectful manner while performing all the tasks involved in the cremation processReceive remains and ensure all documentation is completeStrict adherence to all professional, municipal, state/provincial and federal licensing authority regulations applicable to the cremation of human remainsPromote a safe work environment by being aware of and practicing universal precautions and adopting general principles of safe conductConveys facts and information clearly in written and spoken communicationsShares viewpoints and information openly and listens attentively to others’ ideas and suggestionsCommunicates in a timely and effective manner with managerAbility to deal with privileged information in a confidential manner
Qualifications, Experience & Physical Requirements
• High School diploma or equivalent,
• Ability to meet daily deadlines
• Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel
• Good organizational, communication and customer service skills
• Detail oriented and conscientious
• Self starter
• The ability to lift 100+lbs.
• Ability to Multi-task
• Caring and Compassionate Person
• Must have clean driving record with valid driver’s license.
Must be able to adhere to on-call schedule.
Company DescriptionThe Getz Family moved to Las Cruces in 1954, from Massillon, Ohio. The family was brought to the valley, like many families, by what was White Sands Proving Grounds. Terry Getz, the oldest of three children, attended Las Cruces High School. After high school Terry began driving for the ambulance company, that was owned at the time by Nelson-Dennis Funeral Home. After working with the funeral home, he soon realized his passion was funeral service. He carried that passion through his term as President of the New Mexico Funeral Service Association.
Terry is joined at Getz funeral Home by his son Chad R. Getz, CFSP and Grandson Tristyn W. Getz, FSP.
Terrys strong belief that the trust and confidence of the community he serves is vital to our success. He has earned that trust not just through funeral service, but by giving back to his community, by serving as a board member for many local organizations, speaking at career days and churches as well as volunteering for the local Shattered Lives program, teaching our youth about the consequences of drinking and driving. This belief of giving has been passed down to through the generations of funeral service and care, provided by the Getz Family, and continues with his son Chad.
Not only does Getz Funeral Home pride itself in making sure it holds itself to the highest standard of funeral service, but also that others do as well. This is the why we are the only funeral home in Las Cruces to be members of both The International order of the Golden Rule and Selected Independent Funeral Homes. Both esteemed organizations monitor their members to ensure quality of service.
Getz Funeral Home is proud to be the longest family-owned funeral home in the city of Las Cruces.Company DescriptionThe Getz Family moved to Las Cruces in 1954, from Massillon, Ohio. The family was brought to the valley, like many families, by what was White Sands Proving Grounds. Terry Getz, the oldest of three children, attended Las Cruces High School. After high school Terry began driving for the ambulance company, that was owned at the time by Nelson-Dennis Funeral Home. After working with the funeral home, he soon realized his passion was funeral service. He carried that passion through his term as President of the New Mexico Funeral Service Association.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nTerry is joined at Getz funeral Home by his son Chad R. Getz, CFSP and Grandson Tristyn W. Getz, FSP.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nTerrys strong belief that the trust and confidence of the community he serves is vital to our success. He has earned that trust not just through funeral service, but by giving back to his community, by serving as a board member for many local organizations, speaking at career days and churches as well as volunteering for the local Shattered Lives program, teaching our youth about the consequences of drinking and driving. This belief of giving has been passed down to through the generations of funeral service and care, provided by the Getz Family, and continues with his son Chad.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nNot only does Getz Funeral Home pride itself in making sure it holds itself to the highest standard of funeral service, but also that others do as well. This is the why we are the only funeral home in Las Cruces to be members of both The International order of the Golden Rule and Selected Independent Funeral Homes. Both esteemed organizations monitor their members to ensure quality of service.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nGetz Funeral Home is proud to be the longest family-owned funeral home in the city of Las Cruces.
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