jobs in the morgue?

what kind of education would one need to have in order to work in this Field, preferably as a diener? Not very many jobs intrests me and i would be very happy to work in the medical field.

Ten most underpaid jobs in the U.S.

Funeral Home Attendants ($19,200) and Morgue Attendants ($26,167): They see dead people, in the flesh every day. They check in corpses and comfort grieving relatives in the most depressing work environment short of the front lines of a battlefield. A cancer ward is cheery by comparison.

Ten most underpaid jobs in the U.S.

Funeral Home Attendants ($19,200) and Morgue Attendants ($26,167): They see dead people, in the flesh every day. They check in corpses and comfort grieving relatives in the most depressing work environment short of the front lines of a battlefield. A cancer ward is cheery by comparison.

Fdar

Pathology is a good way to go. Funeral directors get called out of their house at all ungodly hours of the night and the pay is average....unless you OWN the funeral home. Working in a mortuary is ok but again the pay is average (could be better) and the hours are not always great. Pathology is where the money is....;)....but you have to do loads of studying first.

Pathology is a good way to go. Funeral directors get called out of their house at all ungodly hours of the night and the pay is average....unless you OWN the funeral home. Working in a mortuary is ok but again the pay is average (could be better) and the hours are not always great. Pathology is where the money is....;)....but you have to do loads of studying first.

Warlord20

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Pathology is a good way to go. Funeral directors get called out of their house at all ungodly hours of the night and the pay is average....unless you OWN the funeral home. Working in a mortuary is ok but again the pay is average (could be better) and the hours are not always great. Pathology is where the money is....;)....but you have to do loads of studying first.

serjitup

Not sure how long it will take. Its different from place to place and im not from the U.S or England so i dont know their regulations. Im pretty sure you have to start out by studying medicine as if to become a doctor but how long it will take after that im not sure. Check Wikipedia....that might help.

just dont think about the money ..be SURE that you are READY MENTALLY..if not you will get severly depressed ..its a very sad job..and i also not joking..you might get skared like %^&*kirk4ever

If I worked in a morgue, I'd sit the corpses around a table and have a tea party.Oleg_Huzwog