Raihan Haque

Raihan Haque is an author, physician, and strategist who publishes under his own name as well as the aliases Dr. Awesome and Rayhawk. After skipping seventh grade and graduating high school at just 17, he went on to create EZ Money™, the world’s first stock market simulator, while still in college. He later graduated from New York Medical College with honors in Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Orthopaedics, before pivoting to entrepreneurship.

Raihan founded two successful creative agencies—RAYHAWK and COOL—carving out unique niches across various industries. In 2012, he created his Dr. Awesome persona. Under this banner, he launched groundbreaking brands like Dr. Flex™, Dr. Food™, Dr. Freeze™, Dr. Neo™, Dr. Sculpt™, Dr. Vigor™, and Smooth M.D.™.

In 2025, Raihan published his debut novel under the RAYHAWK imprint, drawing on his passion for meticulously choreographed action, immersive worlds, diverse characters, and humor-filled unpredictability. He lives by his creative motto: "Let's see where this goes!"

Most of Raihan’s writing takes place aboard his boat, the Unsinkable 3, often spotted off the coast of Catalina Island. The fates of his previous two vessels, the Unsinkable and the Unsinkable 2, remain shrouded in mystery.

Education

New York Medical College at St Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center of New York
‍Internship, Transitional Year, 1997-1998
New York Medical College
‍Class of 1997

Licenses

CA State Medical License
2004 - 2025

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