Upcoming Neighbourhood Networking Event: OgoPoCUS – Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Primary Care
You’re invited!
Join us for an engaging evening of discussion and connection focused on Point-of-Care Ultrasound (PoCUS) in primary care. This discussion will be led by Dr. Greg Costello, a passionate educator and family physician, who is working to create connections and educational opportunities with the OgoPoCUS initiative. Whether you’re new to PoCUS or looking to expand your knowledge, this gathering is designed to foster learning, dialogue, and community.
What to Expect:
A collaborative conversation on the role of PoCUS in everyday care
Opportunities to network with local healthcare professionals
Event Details:
When: Thursday, September 25 | 6:00–8:00 PM
Where: Moxies, Kelowna
Compensation: Sessional payment
Food: Dinner & non-alcoholic beverages provided
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About Dr. Greg Costello:
Dr. Greg Costello, MD, CCFP, is a physician at Kelowna General Hospital and a Clinical Assistant Professor in the UBC Department of Family Practice. He also serves as a representative on the Doctors of BC and Family Practice Services Committee.
A graduate of the UBC Southern Medical Program (2016) and the Chilliwack Family Medicine Program (2018), Dr. Costello’s early training included an Integrated Community Clerkship in Fort St. John, where he first discovered the value of PoCUS in rural and longitudinal care settings. After residency he locumed around the province before taking on a part-time rural remote practice in Bella Bella from 2020–2025. He has recently relocated to Kelowna full-time to be present for his two young sons, taking on roles with the new KGH Hospital at Home Program and as the new UBC SMP Year 1 & 2 Clinical Skills Director.
He is deeply committed to improving access to high-quality care and empowering learners with essential clinical tools—particularly through the integration of PoCUS into foundational medical training. Through his teaching roles with the Southern Medical Program and the KGH Family Medicine Residency, Dr. Costello aims to inspire the next generation of clinicians.