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I get your salty about the economics of it, but it's not like doctors are pencil pushers.
These are skilled people that will be saving your life one day whether you like it or not.
The only reason it is seen as a bad thing is that the economic system coerced you into proving you deserve basic necessities.
I could probably automate hugging my children, but I sure as hell wouldn't want to.
We should try to build a world where people get to live with as much safety, dignity, meaning, and reward as we can. We should build a world where if people were given the choice between it and some other world with different parameters, they would choose the former.
Automation is a piece of that, but absolutely not an end goal. Often people are happiest when doing things that are not automated.