Pharmacists perform an essential job in emergencies, providing their skills in medication management, patient care, and public health. This overall review evaluates what pharmacists do in emergencies at their place of work as well as in society. The present research does a gap analysis through a review of previous literature that highlights the inadequacies of the knowledge and evaluates the approaches used to gather pharmacists’ contributions to emergency response. These results bring into sharp relief the role of pharmacists on an emergency response team and, at the same time, underline the extent of their influence on the level of care patients receive during disaster situations. In addition, the essay contains suggestions for further studies and approaches to improve the extent of pharmacists' participation in emergency response