Nursing or ODP course???

I’m currently 1st year student nurse, finishing my first year in September, so finishing in 2/3 months.
I really liked the idea of doing theatre nursing and that’s what I want to do when I qualify. I did adult nursing though as it opens a lot of doors.
But I’m finding it hard on this course as most of the placements are ward/community based and I really don’t like wards. They aren’t for me. The idea of a&e doesn’t feel like me at all. And having to go through that for 2 years terrifies me, so I’m thinking about switching from nursing to the ODP course.

Does theatre nursing and ODP roles differ much at all?

Theatre nursing focuses specifically on providing nursing care within the operating theatre. Theatre nurses assist with surgeries, prepare the operating room, and support the surgical team before, during, and after procedures. They work closely with surgeons, anesthetists, and other healthcare professionals in the operating theatre environment. Theatre nurses are responsible for patient safety, ensuring that the surgical equipment and instruments are properly sterilized, and maintaining a sterile field during procedures.

On the other hand, the ODP role is broader and encompasses a wider range of responsibilities within the operating department. ODPs are involved in three main areas: anesthetic, surgery, and recovery. They assist the anesthetist with administering anesthesia to patients, prepare the surgical environment and equipment, and provide support during surgery. In the recovery phase, ODPs monitor patients' vital signs and ensure their safe recovery from anesthesia. ODPs work closely with the surgical team and other healthcare professionals, similar to theatre nurses.

I’m currently 1st year student nurse, finishing my first year in September, so finishing in 2/3 months.
I really liked the idea of doing theatre nursing and that’s what I want to do when I qualify. I did adult nursing though as it opens a lot of doors.
But I’m finding it hard on this course as most of the placements are ward/community based and I really don’t like wards. They aren’t for me. The idea of a&e doesn’t feel like me at all. And having to go through that for 2 years terrifies me, so I’m thinking about switching from nursing to the ODP course.

Does theatre nursing and ODP roles differ much at all?