Gregory Murphy

Gregory Murphy

Years in Office

6

Bills Sponsored

109

Bills Co-Sponsored

795

Committees

3

Gregory Murphy Biography

A practicing surgeon before entering politics, Gregory Murphy brings a medical professional’s perspective to Congress. Elected in 2019 to represent North Carolina’s 3rd District, he focuses on expanding access to healthcare, strengthening veterans’ services, and supporting rural communities. Murphy authored the “No Patient Left Alone Act,” advocating for patient rights during health emergencies, and serves on the House Veterans’ Affairs and Ways and Means Committees. He approaches legislative work with a detail-oriented, solutions-driven mindset, aiming to address the specific needs of eastern North Carolina.

Professional History

U.S. Representative

(2019-Present)

Representing North Carolina's 3rd district

Chief of Staff, Vidant Medical Center

Division Chief of Urology, Department of Surgery, East Carolina University School of Medicine, Greenville, Nc

President and Senior Management Partner, Eastern Urological Associates, P.a., Greenville, Nc

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Gregory Murphy's congressional service.

Veterans' Health Care

Introduced the Veterans' Improved Access and Care Act to enhance health care services for veterans.

COVID-19 Response

Advocated for increased funding and resources to North Carolina hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Opioid Crisis Legislation

Co-sponsored the Mainstreaming Addiction Treatment Act to expand access to opioid addiction treatments.

Rural Broadband Expansion

Supported federal funding initiatives to improve broadband internet access in rural North Carolina communities.

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