ABRAHAM, CARMINE

Abraham, Carmine specializes in providing expert vocational rehabilitation testimony as a witness in administrative hearings before Administrative Law Judges for the Social Security Administration. The contractor delivers highly specialized professional services in support of appeals involving the denial of Social Security benefits, offering authoritative analysis on claimants’ vocational capacities, work restrictions, and labor market adaptability. Their technical expertise lies in interpreting medical and functional assessments, aligning them with SSA’s Listing of Impairments and Disability Determination Standards, and presenting credible, evidence-based testimony that informs judicial rulings. This niche specialization distinguishes the contractor as a trusted resource in the complex intersection of vocational rehabilitation and federal disability adjudication. The contractor’s primary and only documented agency relationship is with the Social Security Administration, where they serve as a contracted vocational expert witness in disability appeals proceedings. Their engagement is mission-critical to SSA’s hearing process, ensuring that decisions on benefit eligibility are grounded in expert vocational analysis that meets federal procedural and evidentiary standards. This consistent, single-agency focus indicates a deep institutional understanding of SSA’s hearing protocols, evidentiary requirements, and disability adjudication frameworks. The contractor’s work is centered on NAICS 624310—Vocational Rehabilitation Services—which in practice means delivering expert consultation and testimony to assist government agencies in determining an individual’s ability to engage in substantial gainful activity despite physical or mental impairments. Their market positioning is highly specialized, serving a critical but narrow segment of federal disability services where clinical evaluation meets legal procedure. Abraham, Carmine operates as a sole proprietorship (Entity Structure 2J) based in Plains, PA. The contractor holds no formal government certifications, and their presence in the federal marketplace is defined by their singular, high-stakes expertise in vocational testimony for SSA hearings rather than broad service offerings or institutional scale.