Because our profession is a lot less like “medical doctor” or “airline pilot” and a lot more like an amalgam of various specialized medical technicians, levels of nursing, and medical doctors all in one “profession”, without hard boundaries, and with hiring processes that can probably reliably distinguish the equivalent of a phlebotomist from a the equivalent of a cardiac surgeon, but not super reliably distinguish lots of other qualification differences that would be distinctly different professional qualifications if the industry was like medicine.

And there are programs for the lower levels of that amalgamated medical grouping that are much less involved than typical coding bootcamps.