If you are averse to repetition, is psychiatry a potentially good fit?

I am an M3 on rotations right now and can honestly say I've enjoyed all of them. Surgery has surprisingly been great, except for one major thing. The idea of performing the same few procedures over and over the rest of my life does not sit well at all. I understand mastery, efficiency, and simplicity become valued as life progresses, but a big reason I went into medicine was to be able to immerse myself in a career that remains interesting and allows me to continuously develop as a human being. Even most of the cognitive specialties seem to be more repetitive and rote than I'd prefer.

While psychiatry has a handful of diagnoses that you treat in perpetuity, at least the focus is largely on the details of what makes that person who they are and their own life circumstances unique. Right? I'd like to believe that inherently keeps things novel and engaging.

I have many reasons for which I am interested in psychiatry, but this is one of the most prominent. Am I thinking about this correctly? Thank you!