What does a license issued by the board entitle a person to do?

A license issued by the Arizona State Board of Funeral Directors specifically entitles a person to act as a funeral director, embalmer, or intern. This licensure indicates that the individual has met the required educational and training standards necessary for these roles within the funeral industry.

By holding this license, the individual is authorized to perform a range of professional responsibilities related to the care and handling of deceased individuals, including preparation of the body for burial or cremation, conducting funeral services, and managing the logistics of death care. The licensure ensures that the person adheres to state laws and regulations governing the profession, thus ensuring public trust and safety in these sensitive services.

The other options do not align with the scope of practice defined for licensed funeral directors and embalmers, which is why they do not represent the correct use of the license from the board.