Ramona RIVERA-FIGUEROA, Plaintiff, Appellant, v. SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, Defendant, Appellee

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• holding that the hearing officer was ill-equipped to conclude that the claimant’s condition was so trivial as to impose no significant limitation on ability to work without an RFC assessment from an examining psychiatrist
• ALJ's own assessment of RFC from medical data not substantial evidence
• “Absent a residual functional capacity assessment from an examining psychiatrist, we do not think the [hearing officer] was equipped to conclude that the claim ant’s condition was so trivial as to impose no significant limitation on ability to work.”

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