Sergeant Cameron Craig is a psychologist attached to the QPS's Forensic Behavioural Services Unit, Child Protection Offender Registry. Day-to-day he works alongside investigators and intelligence officers involved in the forensic risk assessment, supervision and management of reportable child sexual offenders residing in the Queensland community.

In collaboration with Australian-based universities, he has initiated and facilitated a range of evidence-based policing projects, including the psychological impacts of exposure to child exploitation material, psychological assessment for the selection and ongoing mental health monitoring of police working in specialist roles, developing the psychological resilience of police officers, and the validation of sexual violence risk assessment tools.

Cameron is currently undertaking a three-year research project with Griffith University's Autism Centre of Excellence to improve the identification and management of reportable offenders with autism.