Trusted Vocational Consulting for Your Success.
Vocational Coaching
& Consulting
Nancy Lambert is a vocational rehabilitation expert serving LA County, Orange County, Inland Empire, Ventura County and is certified in all 50 states.
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Successful cases in 30 years.
Nancy Lambert, M.S., CRC, CFT, DAC, CBT
Ms. Lambert is a Nationally Certified Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) with a Master’s of Science (M.S.) in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling. She has over 30 years of experience working in the psychiatric and medical field, as well as supervising and managing worker compensation and disability management cases.
Nancy has developed a reputation within her networking community and clients as someone who is able to help people reclaim their financial path as they rediscover their self-identity within the workplace.
Learn MoreVocational Services. Multiple Opportunities.
Vocational Evaluation Report
Transferable Skills Analysis Reports
Labor Market Surveys
Career Guidance & Counseling
Why Choose My Services?
Each evaluation I conduct is based on unbiased, objective findings, supported by relevant methodologies and data. In forensic settings, as a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRCs) I base my opinion on professional knowledge and expertise, which are supported by the facts. As a professional I am consultant (733) or expert witnesses. My goal is to ensure that all parties are satisfied with the outcomes of my vocational evaluations, prioritizing your satisfaction above all.
Expertise You Can Trust
I leverage years of experience and in-depth knowledge to ensure that every evaluation is addressed with professionalism and care.
Personalized Solutions
Understanding each client is unique, I devote the necessary time to comprehend individual situations. This allows me to create tailored vocational evaluation plans that are thoroughly researched and provide clear, effective solutions.
Reliable Communication
Open, prompt, and honest communication is central to my approach. I make it a priority to keep you updated throughout the process, so you always know what to anticipate.
Flexible Scheduling
Acknowledging that life can be hectic, I offer flexible scheduling options. My services are designed to accommodate availability, ensuring convenience.
Real World Stories
Rubber recycling company gives ex-felons a second chance
Nancy Lambert is featured on Spectrum News for her work with U.S. Rubber Recycling in Colton, CA.
How can a vocational evaluation save you money when going through a divorce?
Going through a divorce is expensive. One way to save money is to have vocational evaluation completed.
Determine Earning Capacity
A vocational evaluation can help to accurately determine earning capacity by providing an objective assessment of skills, education, and transferable work skills. This information can help the judge negotiate a fair settlement to determine spousal support payments. By accurately determining your earning capacity, you can avoid overpaying or being underpaid in spousal support.
Provides Objective Information
Sometimes a vocational evaluation can provide objective information that can help both parties reach a fair settlement more quickly and avoid prolonged litigation after learning what the current and future earning potential may be.
Identify Career Paths
A vocational evaluation can help identify potential career paths. By identifying potential future careers it may help identify the necessary training or education. The hope is by identifying current and future career goals this may eliminate the potential for job instability, underemployment, or career dissatisfaction. Sometimes when these types of concerns arise problems also occur with the former spouse and concerns with reduce spousal support payments.
Spousal Support Evaluation
There are cases when a vocational evaluation will establish the spouse receiving spousal support is underemployed and has the ability to earn more. If the spouse receiving support is capable of earning more but chooses not to, the court may choose to reduce or terminate spousal support payments. A vocational evaluation can potentially help determine this concern.
By investing in a vocational evaluation, you can make informed decisions about your financial future and ensure that you are not overpaying or being underpaid in spousal support payments.