We have graduates who are medical doctors, judges and lawyers. For these jobs you need special training and a national license. We also have among our graduates professional pianists, painters and novelists who have received prizes, and one graduate who is widely thought to represent the future direction of Japanese drama. If you want to take the short route, you should enroll in schools to train for a certain profession, like medical school. However, I think it would be a pity if doctors were only good at administering injections or amputating limbs.
Illness is a problem of mankind.
We want doctors to be able to communicate with their patients as human beings. Although it might take more time to become a doctor this way, it may be worthwhile to spend this time of your life thinking about a variety of things besides medicine. I really don't know anything about soccer, but I am advisor to the soccer club. I have the chance to talk with the club members, and I find that a lot of the former members have left their jobs for new ones. Many ICU graduates leave their jobs only a few years after graduation.