Which of the following is NOT a duty of a licensed embalmer?

A licensed embalmer's primary responsibilities focus on the preparation and preservation of human remains. This includes tasks such as the embalming process, which involves sanitizing, restoring, and preparing the body for viewing. Additionally, licensed embalmers may supervise interns who are learning the embalming process, providing guidance and ensuring proper procedures are followed.

Delivering caskets to families, while an important role within the funeral service profession, falls more under the duties of funeral directors rather than embalmers. Funeral directors are responsible for managing the logistics of a funeral service, including making arrangements with families and handling the transportation of caskets and other necessary items. The distinction is significant, as embalmers specialize in the scientific and technical aspects of preserving the deceased, while the logistical and client-facing responsibilities are typically part of a funeral director's duties. Thus, delivering caskets is not a fundamental responsibility of a licensed embalmer.