Zac serves as Director of Admissions at Peak Path Health, bringing nearly 15 years of experience in behavioral health treatment. Since entering the field in 2013, Zac has worked across the country in admissions, alumni services, business development, digital marketing, and treatment operations, giving him a comprehensive understanding of both the people seeking care and the systems that connect them to it. At Peak Path Health, Zac leads admissions with a simple philosophy: anyone reaching out for help deserves to feel heard, respected, and treated like a person—not a number. Simply put, every person who calls for help is cared for. He approaches every patient and family with transparency, urgency, empathy, and compassion while helping them navigate what can often feel like an overwhelming first step toward treatment.

Zac’s connection to this work is also deeply personal. His own journey with friends and family in and out of sobriety has shaped the way he connects with people during moments of fear, uncertainty, and change. He believes recovery is about far more than simply leaving substances or processes behind; it is about building a life bigger than the one you once thought possible. That perspective is at the heart of how Zac leads his admissions team and how he approaches every person who reaches out to Peak Path for help.

Originally from Tampa, Florida, Zac briefly attended the University of South Florida before leaving and, for almost a decade, has called Los Angeles home. Outside of behavioral health, he has also pursued a lifelong passion for film and cinema—writing and directing the film Crave, appearing in Skinemax alongside Rory Culkin, Paris Jackson, and Crispin Glover, and appearing in the upcoming 2027 film Parish alongside Nicolas Cage and Dane DeHaan. For Zac, seeing dreams that once felt impossibly far away become reality is one of sobriety’s many gifts—and a reminder of just how extraordinary life on the other side of addiction can become.