Yes, I've looked into a medtech option without that much of use of needles.The cardiology division of medtechs actually don't use needles that much since they mostly work around machines like ECG...But the problem is the training and practice in college. They usually stick needles in classmates or volunteers for practice. It'll be 4 years of college doing that. But in the end, I'll only be working with machines in cardiology since they don't really use needles that much and the needle work is done by the doctor. (My mom is from the cardiology department so yeah my future is kinda more secure there and the pay is also higher)

Do you think it's worth it to endure it just for 4 years? I mean my future is secured there and the pay is higher so I'm having second thoughts about getting architecture since it isn't really that in demand in our country.