You've described a state that doctors have been in for 1-2 decades already. This motion is happening regardless, and I'd hope all of us realized this when we set out for medicine in the first place 1-4+ yrs ago. The more doctors work for companies, the more they are subject to this. The further removed doctors are from patients, the more they are subject to this. The more doctors rely on organizations to provide them with patients (and in turn RVUs), the more they are subject to this. This also doesn't mean the end of the world as we know it. Physician run UC, DPC, and a host of other systems have come about because physicians are dissatisfied with being cogs, and what results is the modern day equivalent of private practice.
We aren't in the age (and haven't been for some time) of hanging up shingles and being set for life, that doesn't mean options don't exist. It may just mean that its easier for us not to worry about it, and to just be someone's employee. I don't think anyone disagrees that we are losing ground in autonomy and strength, what we disagree with is the speed and degree with which that ground is lost.
