“…Pharmacists are expected to advise clinicians on matters related to implementation of pharmacogenomics in patient care (Mccullough et al, 2011;Rao, Mayhew, & Rao, 2015), and to ensure the use of pharmacogenomics testing when appropriate for medication therapy (Haidar et al, 2015;Swen et al, 2008). Furthermore, some pharmacists are also involved in developing prescribing guidelines such as those from the Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium (CPIC; Daly, 2014), as well as in the application of pharmacogenomics principles in practice (El-Ibiary, Cheng, & Alldredge, 2008;Ferreri et al, 2014;Owen, Director, & Practice, 2011;Padgett, O'Connor, Roederer, McLeod, & Ferreri, 2014;Weitzel et al 2016). Despite all the efforts dedicated in the classrooms, the current reality is a little behind of what the students are being trained for.…”