Departmental leadership
Chief of Dermatology at Doral Health & Wellness, bringing clinical expertise to the organization and delivery of dermatologic care.
Physician. Surgeon. Researcher. Executive. Connected by a belief that thoughtful science can change the way people experience healthcare.
Previously known professionally as Dr. Krystal Mitchell.

Dr. Krystal Mitchell Griffith is a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained Mohs micrographic and facial cosmetic surgeon. She also serves as a Principal Investigator at Hawthorne Health. Her clinical interests include hair disorders, skin cancer, inflammatory skin disease, aesthetic medicine, and skin of color.
Before medicine, she worked as a pharmaceutical microbiologist. That foundation continues to inform her interest in clinical investigation, wound healing, regenerative medicine, and the science of healthy aging.
She also serves as CEO of Human, the healthcare subsidiary of Digital Factory, bringing together her medical training and MBA to help shape patient engagement and healthcare innovation.





During residency at Mount Sinai, Dr. Mitchell Griffith contributed to the Root Cause Analysis Committee and GME Diversity Council, and developed a lasting interest in hair disorders, community education, and inclusive dermatology.
Her work continues to connect clinical excellence, inclusive research, and the operational decisions that influence the patient journey.
Explore research interests →Chief of Dermatology at Doral Health & Wellness, bringing clinical expertise to the organization and delivery of dermatologic care.
Recognized through the American Board of Dermatology’s Sulzberger program, alongside a continuing commitment to medical education and innovation.
Member of the AAD Digital Learning Committee and co-founder of the GloDerm Trainee Committee, with an interest in expanding access to dermatology education.
Professional involvement includes the American Academy of Dermatology, American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery, Women’s Dermatologic Society, and Skin of Color Society.

The healthcare subsidiary of Digital Factory. Bringing clinical insight to patient engagement, healthcare technology, and the everyday care journey.
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Participating member of Mount Sinai Health Partners’ clinically integrated network, working toward improved care quality, clinical coordination, patient experience, and efficiency.