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The concept of "medical doctors" goes back a long way, though, insofar as medicine was one of the subjects that was taught at early universities (along with law and theology). There's a "Doctor of Physic" in the Canterbury Tales.
The term 'doctor' meaning 'learned teacher' dates back to antiquity (Lat. doctus) though and was standardized by the Lateran III in 1179. About two centuries before Chaucer. While medicine was one of those fields, a doctor of medicine was a teacher of it, not a practitioner.
Yes, that's what I meant--people were teaching medicine at the early universities and were licenced to do so. Of course, teachers of medicine were (and remain) in demand as practitioners, too.
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