Clinical Psych PhD student who hates therapy, am I screwed?

I’ve been seeing patients for almost a year now, and I can’t shake the feeling that I dread being a therapist. Even with only 5ish clients, I struggle to know how to be helpful or even empathetic when met with their hopelessness, I have major issues with my personal comfort in implementing various theoretical orientations, I never felt therapy was helpful for myself, I struggle to grasp what is actually discussed for 30+ sessions, etc. I hope this changes over time, but it feels safer to assume at this point it won’t

What is the clinical psych PhD job market like for a graduate not trying to prioritize therapy, particularly for psychological assessment? I’ve enjoyed my assessment work so far, but I worry there are limited real world jobs or opportunity for private practice operations in this area. Are these fears unfounded? Or are there ample job listings out there for clinical psych PhDs that are not in therapy/academia. I worked for the doctoral route so I wouldn’t put all my eggs into the therapy basket, which I’m thankful for, but I still have heard mixed things on the realistic state of the non-therapy job market, which has creates a great deal of anxiety. I aim to focus my practicums and internships in assessment, I just hope the well paying jobs exist afterwords