Fueled by technological advances, scientific breakthroughs and significant financial investments, precision medicine (PM) has emerged as a promising approach to disease prevention and treatment. A multi-faceted solution to patient care, PM can improve patient outcomes and increase the effectiveness of the nation's healthcare system by targeting therapy, predicting disease course and reducing the waste of resources - delivering the right treatment to the right person at the right time. However, the continued growth and success of PM across the healthcare landscape relies, at least in part, on whether physicians are able to integrate the approach into their clinical practices.