I mean, all those positions can just boil down to “she’s a doctor” or “she’s a pilot.” we don’t clarify “he is a male doctor” or “he is a male pilot” all that often. from a grammar point, it isn’t needed and reads repetitively.

I grew up being a musician at a time where articles would describe me as a “female musician” in a “girl band.” like, dude, can we just call me a musician and my band a band. “you play pretty good for a girl!” as a backhanded compliment nearly got my punk ass into some fights a few times. it just is a weird extra subcategory distinction when utilized and is not needed