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Funeral CE > Texas > Funeral Director

Mortuary Law Updates for Texas Funeral Professionals

Overview

Funeral service professionals in Texas must follow laws and regulations, including the Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 651, and rules from the Texas Funeral Service Commission. This course covers Texas funeral industry regulations, focusing on licensing, recordkeeping, and disclosure requirements for funeral directors, embalmers, cremationists, and establishments. It also addresses unethical practices and ethical duties.

Summary Details

Hours

2.0

Price

$19.95

4.82 (88 Ratings)

Learning Objectives

Explain the licensing and renewal requirements that apply to funeral directors, embalmers, cremationists, and funeral and crematory establishments
Describe the responsibilities of a funeral director in charge and an embalmer in charge
Explain the types of price disclosures to be made when selling caskets, urns, and outer burial containers
Recognize when the Commission can take action against licensed practitioners
Discuss how the Texas Funeral Service Commission uses alternative dispute resolution procedures to resolve contested matters
Describe the broad ethical duties that funeral professionals owe to families and prospective customers

Designed For:

Texas funeral professionals in all stages of their career

Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.

Access Period:	12 months
Prerequisites:	None
Delivery Method:	Self-Study
PDF Download:	Available
Provider of Record:	WebCE
Provider Number:	206
Study Level:	Intermediate
Approved For:	Law

Exam

Proctor:	No
Passing Grade:	70
Questions:	10

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