I suspect AI chosen by an organization trying to maximize profits could be really bad.
This is an industry that places people’s lives as vastly less important than minor scheduling issues as someone working 12+ hours is seen as perfectly normal.
One can debate its merit right now, the upside / downside equation. In 10-20 years? Game over. Doctors will largely be the physical space touch point. AI will in effect use meatbags to interact with the patients.
I think I'm feeling the effects of Gell-Mann amnesia here. The same is said about software engineers, but I'm not as confident as you that there won't be a need for the profession in 10-20 years.
This is an industry that places people’s lives as vastly less important than minor scheduling issues as someone working 12+ hours is seen as perfectly normal.