Social Security Disability Hearings
- Analysis of claimant work histories and past relevant work
- Evaluation of exertional and skill requirements
- Transferable skills analysis
- Impartial, evidence-based vocational opinions
Professional vocational expertise in Social Security disability hearings, vocational rehabilitation, and occupational analysis.
Linda Hunt, MS, CRC is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor with a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of North Texas and professional experience in vocational rehabilitation, disability evaluation, occupational analysis, and employment-related services.
Since March 2025, Linda has been contracted with the Social Security Administration as a Vocational Expert. Her work involves analyzing claimants’ work histories, classifying past employment, and evaluating transferable skills in connection with Social Security disability hearings.
Her professional background also includes serving as a Vocational Counselor Senior Analyst with Cigna, subsequently acquired by New York Life, where she evaluated occupational requirements, educational and physical demands of employment, transferable skills, and workplace accommodations. She collaborated with physicians, human resources and benefits coordinators, and management personnel.
Previously, Linda served as a Vocational Case Manager with Goodwill Industries and completed an internship with the Brain Injury Network of Dallas.
Professional knowledge and experience across disability hearings, vocational rehabilitation, and occupational analysis.
Analyze claimants’ work histories, classify prior employment, and assess transferable skills in connection with Social Security disability hearings.
Evaluated occupational requirements and transferable skills, recommended workplace accommodations, and collaborated with physicians, human resources, and management.
Developed individualized employment plans and coordinated vocational services for participants with disabilities.
Developed a supported employment program for individuals with brain injuries.