MD, MSc, FRCPC
Clinical Instructor
Location
St. Paul’s Hospital
Bio
Dr. C Taylor Drury is a general internal medicine and thrombosis physician. He completed his undergraduate medical degree at Queen’s University, and subsequently his internal medicine residency and general internal medicine fellowship at UBC. Prior to medical school he completed a Masters in Experimental Medicine at UBC focusing on the cardiovascular physiology of high performing athletes for which he was awarded the UBC Governor General’s Gold Medal. During his GIM fellowship he completed an adult clinical thrombosis fellowship split between UBC and the University of Ottawa.
Dr Drury is currently a Clinical Instructor at UBC Faculty of Medicine, working primarily at St Paul’s Hospital. His time is primarily divided between the internal medicine inpatient clinical teaching units and the St Paul’s Hospital thrombosis clinic/consultation service.
Research and Quality Improvement
Dr. Drury is actively involved in research and quality improvements projects. In particular, he was a co-founder of the highly successful Anticoagulation Stewardship Program at St Paul’s Hospital, a program that was awarded the 2025 PHC Innovarium Mission Award.
Clinics
St Paul’s Hospital Thrombosis Clinic
St Paul’s Hospital Post Discharge Medicine Clinic
St Paul’s Hospital Paracentesis Clinic
Awards
PHC Innovarium Mission Award – 2025
UBC Clinical Teaching Excellence, Honor Roll (Post Graduate Outpatient) – 2024