Jacqueline Skarisky

Assisting funeral director with scheduling and arrangements

Filing, scanning, and copying paperwork

Assists in funeral and memorial ceremonies in a professional, organized and caring manner consistent with company policies and procedures

Manual and administrative tasks before, during, and after funeral services to ensure smooth operations, including setting up ceremony rooms

Greeting and escorting mourners

Assisting with body preparations

Supporting the funeral director in all aspects of the service, often requiring flexible hours including nights, weekends, and holidays

• Developed relationships with local vendors such as florists, caterers, musicians, and photographers to provide seamless coordination for funeral services.
• Prepared paperwork efficiently for legal requirements such as death certificates, burial permits, insurance claims, and veteran benefits.
• Facilitated viewings and visitations by preparing the deceased''s appearance according to family requests while adhering to safety guidelines.
• Supported bereaved families during difficult moments by offering emotional care throughout the entire process from service planning till after-service follow-up calls or visits.
• Contributed to a positive workplace culture by participating in team-building activities, training sessions, and sharing knowledge with colleagues.
• Managed inventory of caskets, urns, flowers, and other merchandise, ensuring availability of high-quality products for grieving families.
• Collaborated with the funeral director to ensure smooth and efficient operation of daily services, resulting in positive feedback from clients.

Transporting human remains from residence and nursing facilities

Maintaining professional appearance and composure during removals

Assisting in removals with other team members

Place the deceased in designated refrigerated holding areas, place correct identification tags on the deceased, and properly cover.

Complete training for proper handling and care of the deceased and operation of gurneys and associated equipment.

• Provided end-of-life care for patients while respecting their dignity and personal wishes, allowing them to pass comfortably.
• Prevented bedsores and other complications by regularly repositioning patients and maintaining proper hygiene practices.
• Assisted patients with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and feeding while preserving their autonomy whenever possible.
• Recognized individual cultural, religious, and spiritual beliefs when delivering care, creating a respectful and inclusive environment for patients and families.
• Monitored vital signs and reported changes in patient condition to nursing staff, ensuring timely medical intervention when necessary.
• Documented patient interactions accurately in electronic health records, ensuring thorough communication between all healthcare providers involved in the patient''s care.
• Supported grieving family members following a loved one''s passing by offering emotional support and connecting them with additional resources.