There are two ways you can solve this issue: creating an alias (this is more of a hack) or going to the systemd unit file and modifying it so that it points to the correct location for the binary.
1. Fixing via ~/.bashrc - This is as simple as creating an alias in the bashrc file and using source to reload. This is a quick fix, but I'd recommend the latter.
2. Going to the systemd unit file and updating it - There are plenty of resources online to show you how to create and modify systemd unit files. Take a look at this link here for an example on modifying systemd unit files.