Partners Group: Healthcare or Infrastructure

I'm an analyst in the rotational program at Partners Group. I am evenly split between wanting to do healthcare PE here or going into the Infrastructure team. I have not worked in either group yet. I'm planning on picking between these two for my next rotation with the aim of permanently joining whatever I choose.  

I like Infrastructure a lot but am turned off by the fact that it's not traditional PE and that the asset class's returns are lower than traditional PE. On the other side, I think PG has a better Infra. team than a HC direct investing team.

What am I missing here? How should I be thinking about this?

Thanks!

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