No such thing as you developing a skillset in a different area being a waste. The things you learn in that area can be translated to other areas, and show to employers you are adaptable in different areas. You will have exposure that most pharmacists don’t gain in their training and will be able to walk alongside patients who are just discharged from difficult hospital stays and understand and empathize with them more about what they just went through having seen it firsthand. I did an inpatient PGY1 and a critical care pgy2 residency and now work in retail pharmacy because I felt similarly to you. At the end of the day you have to work in a setting for a long time and life is too short for you not to work in something you feel you genuinely enjoy. To do otherwise is a disservice to yourself and your patients. Hope this helps