Growing up in the North East of England, Craig was faced with many challenges with both his parents being in the Armed Forces. His mother, an Army Nurse, was based in Catterick, an army barracks in the North of England. His father is an officer in the Coldstream Guards and has done 2 tours of Afghanistan, 1 tour of Iraq, and 1 tour of Bosnia.

Due to this, he had moved around the UK and other parts of Europe for most of his life. When he was 15, Craig's mother died while she was on tour in Afghanistan which left Craig emotionally scarred for several years after. Due to this trauma, Craig had gotten the motivation to go to medical school and try his luck at becoming a doctor, to which he completed his 5 years of University in Cambridge, which then lead him to move to America due to more opportunities.

While waiting for these opportunities to come around he spent most of the first few years being an EMT and Paramedic in multiple states, when he finally got the opportunity to become a doctor, he turned it down due to his realization that he didn't want to do it anymore - His calling was EMS.

In Craig's present life he is a part of the San Andreas Medical Services where he was worked his way up from an EMT to his current position of Critical Care Paramedic, FTO for the whole of EMS as well as being a Marine FTO for the marine certification that SAMS has.