John Joyce

John Joyce

Years in Office

6

Bills Sponsored

55

Bills Co-Sponsored

766

Committees

1

John Joyce Biography

A former dermatologist and small business owner, John Joyce brought decades of medical experience to Congress when he was elected as U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania’s 13th District in 2018. Joyce prioritizes strengthening rural healthcare, supporting veterans, and advancing economic development in his district. He has authored legislation to improve access to telemedicine and serves on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, where he advocates for public health initiatives. Joyce approaches his role with a pragmatic, solutions-oriented style, focusing on the practical needs of his constituents.

Education

  • M.D., Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
    (1983)
  • B.S. in Biology, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
    (1979)

Professional History

U.S. Representative

(2019-Present)

Representing Pennsylvania's 13th district

Co-Founder/physician, Altoona Dermatology Associates

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during John Joyce's congressional service.

Opioid Crisis Response

Supported legislation to expand resources for opioid addiction treatment and prevention in Pennsylvania communities.

Rural Broadband Expansion

Advocated for increased federal funding to improve broadband internet access in rural areas of Pennsylvania.

Veterans' Health Care

Co-sponsored bills to enhance health care services and benefits for veterans in his district.

COVID-19 Relief Funding

Helped secure federal COVID-19 relief funds for hospitals and small businesses in central and western Pennsylvania.

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