A Levels or H&S?

i am predicted very high grades for GCSE. I know I want to work in health and social care in some sort of psychological related job. Do I take 3 A Levels or a BTEC? I'm doing Level 2 health and social at the moment, and I love it. But would it be a waste of my academic ability to do it at L3? Please help

As a mother of three children, I'll give you the advice I gave my eldest: ' Don' t close doors!' With an I.Q of over 150 he finished basic education 2 years in advance and then thought he wanted to be a doctor. Having never worked before, he found this hard and decided it wasn't for him. He then changed to an economics degree, and then again to law which he finally stuck with right to the end.
What I'm getting at is this..... because he'd got excellent mainstream qualifications, he was allowed to make mistakes and start over. By choosing something more unusual, even if it's an excellent qualification, you might close some doors. My experience dates back 8 years, I may be wrong, but I think people and recruiters in general prefer qualifications that they can relate to, and most recruiters today are from a generation that took 'A' levels. HOWEVER, if you have the opportunity to speak to a professional careers adviser, this might be a good place to start.