CDCA - Withdrawal Management and OBOT
Company: Zepf
Location: Toledo
Posted on: March 20, 2026
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Job Description:
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.
General Summary We are currently seeking a full-time OBOT and
Withdrawal Management CDCA to provide a wide range of community
support and coordination of services to people experiencing mental
illness and to ensure their needs are addressed. The Chemical
Dependency Counselor Assistant plays a vital role in supporting the
comprehensive care and treatment of individuals struggling with
substance use disorders in an inpatient treatment facility. Working
under the supervision of licensed counselors, the assistant is
responsible for engaging with individuals, group facilitation, case
management and other important functions of client care towards
their recovery. This position will have set hours but may include
rotation of weekends and holidays. Essential Duties &
Responsibilities Assist clients in adjusting to the treatment
environment, ensuring a safe a therapeutic living environment.
Offer emotional support and encouragement to individuals going
through the recovery process. Help clients with daily living
activities, such as: hygiene, assistance with self-administration
of medication, developing routine and recreation. Facilitation and
co-facilitation of group therapy sessions, case management,
individuals, etc. while providing support and maintaining a
therapeutic environment. Observe and document client behaviors and
reactions during sessions, sharing observations with the team.
Complete required paperwork, such as comprehensive assessments,
progress notes, and treatment plans, in a timely and organized
manner. Be prepared to respond to crisis situations utilizing CPI,
CPR, First Aid and help clients in emotional distress. Educate
clients on the principles of recovery, relapse prevention, and
coping strategies. Provide information on available resources, both
within the facility and in the community, to help with ongoing
recovery. Demonstrate knowledge of the agency mission, vision,
goals, and philosophy as well as the policies and procedures.
Participates on sanctuary process teams and/or supports sanctuary
initiatives. Position Competencies Demonstrate genuine care and
understanding for individuals struggling with substance use
disorders (SUD) showing empathy in interactions. Communicate
effectively with individuals, families, and colleagues, both
verbally and in writing, while maintaining confidentiality. Develop
skills to manage and resolve conflicts that may arise in group
settings or during individual interactions. Possess a strong
understanding of the disease of addiction, the recovery process,
and relapse prevention strategies. Familiarity with local recovery
community and groups (e.g., AA, NA, Celebrate Recovery, Al-Anon
etc.) Assist in group therapy sessions, contributing to the
creation of a therapeutic and safe environment. Assist in
developing and implementing individualized treatment plans tailored
to each client's needs and goals. Act at highest and lowest level
of licensure and scope (e.g., assisting with hygiene or case
management to completing appropriate assessments) Demonstrate
competency and promotion of the use of the OCDPB Twelve Core
Functions and Competencies under the supervision of a licensed
professional. Maintain accurate, timely and confidential records of
client progress, treatment plans, and session notes. Documentation
of records within agency HER clearly, concise, and in compliance
with all local/state/federal laws and standards of confidentiality.
Adhere to a strict code of ethics, maintaining boundaries and
ethical standards in all interactions. Always maintain
confidentiality according to applicable laws and agency policy
Learn and utilize appropriate therapeutic modalities to engage
clients in evidenced based practice such as Motivational
Interviewing, Stages of Change and understanding the ASAM Levels of
Care EOE/M/F/D/V/SO Requirements: Ability to stand, sit, or walk
for extended periods. Lift, carry, and move equipment or materials
as required. Ability to assist individuals with daily living
activities as needed. High school diploma or equivalent Must have
Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant (CDCA) certification
through the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board (OCDPB)
Preferred Associate or bachelor's degree in a related field History
of working within behavioral health Strong knowledge of substance
uses disorders Those eligible to drive company vehicles must have a
valid driver's license and be eligible for coverage as defined by
the agency commercial insurance carrier. Those who drive personal
vehicles during business must be able to provide proof of
insurance. PI9f583eb495aa-25448-38354061
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