LegiStorm

Biographical

Education

• Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism - MS, newspaper (2007-2008)

• George Washington University - BA, political communication, magna cum laude (1999-2003)

  Activities and notes: Phi Beta Kappa

Employment History

• American Medical Association (April 2016-)

  Director, Media and Editorial

• Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) (June 2013-April 2016)

  Communications Director

• Rep. Joe Courtney (D-CT) (May 2010-June 2013)

  Communications Director

• Rep. Nita Lowey (D-NY) (Feb. 2007-Aug. 2007)

  Communications Director

• Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) (2006)

  Deputy Press Secretary

• Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) (2005-2006)

  Legislative Correspondent

• Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) (April 2004-2005)

  Driver/Staff Assistant

• Sen. Max Cleland (D-GA) (June 2002-Jan. 2003)

  Staff Assistant

Contact Information

• 
  Email, work:
  joshua.zembik@ama-assn.org

Main Office
330 N. Wabash Ave.
Suite 39300
Chicago, Illinois 60611-5885
Phone: (312) 464-5000
Fax: (312) 464-4142
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Congressional Salary

Caught Our Eye

• Final GOP debate of 2015 dominates Congress's Twitter feeds

  Posted by Nate Hoffman on Dec. 16, 2015
  Not only is he the front runner in the polls, Donald Trump leads the number of Twitter mentions from Hill staffers and members after last night's debate but Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is coming on strong. read more

• Congress tweets as SCOTUS issues ACA ruling

  Posted by Nate Hoffman on June 26, 2015
  As the Supreme Court upheld the federal health care exchanges under ObamaCare yesterday, Congress took to the Twitterverse to express their mixed feelings about the outcome. read more

• Trump gets in, Congress tweets

  Posted by Jenna Ebersole on June 17, 2015
  Real estate mogul and "The Apprentice" star Donald Trump joined the 2016 race Tuesday, stirring mockery and questions from both sides of the aisle. read more

• Death by a thousand tweets for resigning Rep. Schock

  Posted by Jenna Ebersole on March 23, 2015
  As the news kept getting worse for Illinois Republican Rep. Aaron Schock, congressional staffers on both sides of the aisle spent little time mourning on Twitter the fate of a once-rising star. read more