Sarah Peterson

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Sarah T. Peterson was a medical technician serving aboard the USS Enterprise in 2268 under chief medical officer Leonard McCoy.

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In 2268, Peterson was among a group of medical technicians not on duty or taking shore leave on Deep Space Station M-20 who would be available assist Nurse Sandra West to rack samples. When McCoy heard the computer list Peterson along with Carey Ivers, it reminded him of Karen Patterson, who had written an article about xenopolycythemia. Distracted, he asked West to assign a half duty shift to either Peterson or Philip Carmen. (TOS - Section 31 novel: Cloak)

USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) medical personnel
under Charles Rasmussen & Robert April	S. Poole-April • P. Boyce	under Christopher Pike	P. Boyce • G. Carlotti • Castelano • C. Chapel • M'Benga • Yang
under James T. Kirk (first five-year mission)	R. Abrams • P. Aiello • M. AndrusTaurus • J. Brennan • C. Brent • P. Carmen • C. Chapel • Connors • E. Cortejo Alvarez • Darrell • E. Dehner • A. Dickinson • D. Dyson • Elayne • A. Erickson • A. Ferrara • Harrison • Hinch • Hoffman • C. Ivers • R. Leslie • J. Levine • L. Mayer • M'Benga • L.H. McCoy • Michaels • H. Noel • Z. Odhiambo • Peterson • S. Peterson • Pierson • M. Piper • Prentiss • M. Raymond • R. Rigel • Russell • I. Sanchez • I. Soong • Tail-Kinker to-Ennien • C. Thomas • Wallace • S. West • C. White
subsequent missions under Kirk & Spock	Amekentra • L. Burke • C. Chapel • Duane • Guindon • T. Krejci • Liftig • L.H. McCoy • N. Moktar • Rixil • Spanla • H. Tanzer • Weinstein
see also: administrative personnel • communications personnel • engineering personnel • pilots & flight control personnel • security & tactical personnel • sciences personnel • senior staff • unnamed (2240s and 2250s • 2260s • 2270s and 2280s)