The result of the needs assessment survey for faculty physicians and residents of Hospital General San Francisco, a rural public hospital in Nayarit, Mexico, show that participants share similar experiences and attitudes regarding POCUS training. Only a small number of faculty physicians compared to a larger number of residents have received some prior POCUS training. Overall, neither group felt comfortable with its use for diagnostic purposes or to teach others. All participants reported interest in a POCUS training program at their institution, both in-person and online. Although all faculty physicians and most residents felt their medical practice would benefit from POCUS use, about half in each group believed they would never use POCUS in the future.