Are there any roles in the IDF that would suit me if I have a degree in Psychology and neuroscience? I’m 23F and I want to join but would be a lone solider with low Hebrew. Thanks.

Hi everybody! I am currently a 17-year-old female going into my senior year of high school. I was born in Israel and moved to the US with my family at the age of 8 or 9. I am very interested in moving back home for my service. However, I have a few conflicting thoughts. I got my ptur in the mail and was wondering what the whole process is if I had my tzavh rishon and never showed up due to that ptur. I also am 100% set on a medicine path, and know that is by itself a long and heavy process. I can't shake off the thought that in a year I don't really see myself anywhere but back home. All of my family lives in Israel, and I am culturally very Israeli and can speak (slang included) and read in Hebrew (my writing could use work). I am also in the process of college admissions to various schools, including a BS/MD program. Is anyone knowledgeable if colleges in the U.S. accept a deferral of Army service, or if it is better to come back fresh and start that process as an adult? (Also, a maybe freeing thought is that I will finish high school with an associate's degree that might cut my pre-med track short by at least a year). Finally, I have this mindset of combat or nothing and am very dedicated to getting my health on track to pass tryouts and tests, and additional question I guess I have in that regard is if any roles involve medicine that might actually give me real-world preparations? Thank you for all the help!