ZEPF CENTER·Toledo, Ohio
Provide crisis intervention and stabilization services for adults in a secure inpatient facility to facilitate their quick return to the community. Coordinate care with mental health professionals and manage intake, documentation, and client transport.
Description Zepf Center has been serving the Lucas County community for over 50 years.
We are the leading provider of behavioral health and substance use disorder services in Northwest Ohio.
Services include adult and child psychiatric, substance abuse, case management, residential, Crisis Care, and therapy programs, as well as career development and wellness services.
Zepf Center also offers primary care medical services to our patients to contribute to their continuum of care.
Zepf Center is a trauma-informed agency and environment for both patients and staff.
We are currently seeking a full-time Behavioral Health Tech to try to stabilize the person and get him or her back into the community quickly.
CSU stands for Crisis Stabilization Unit.
Crisis Stabilization Units (CSU) are small inpatient facilities of less than 16 beds for people in a mental health crisis whose needs cannot be met safely in residential service settings.
CSUs may be designed to admit on a voluntary or involuntary basis when the person needs a safe, secure environment less restrictive than a hospital.
CSUs try to stabilize the person and get them back into the community quickly.
This position will be for a CSU for individuals 18 years of age or older.
3, 12-hour weekly shifts; 8:00pm - 8:00am, with every 3rd weekends and rotating holidays
Working conditions: This position is in a 24-hour unit. Employee must be able to work scheduled weekends and perform emergency overtime if necessary pursuant to contract guidelines. Must be eligible to be a qualified mental health specialist by Ohio Medicaid. Bachelor's degree in a related field OR at least three years' work experience in mental health Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must be eligible to drive company vehicles and be eligible for coverage as defined by the agency commercial insurance carrier. Those who drive personal vehicles during business must be able to furnish proof of active auto insurance.
Market context
Behavioral health tech roles in Ohio are often tied to inpatient, crisis, and community mental health settings, where staffing needs can stay steady because services run around the clock. This role is competitive because employers look for a mix of education or direct mental health experience, a valid driver’s license, and Ohio Medicaid eligibility as a mental health specialist. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your license, Medicaid qualification, and night-shift readiness before applying.