Trying to decide if it's worth changing career paths at this point. I have worked in veterinary health care for 10 plus years and loved it. However the industry itself has a lot of issues and low pay is a major one. I'm trying to decide if it's worth switching into human healthcare for a better living wage. (I'm looking for something that makes at least 50k a year since my partner and I want to have kids and will need to be able to financially support them) I know I would need to go through schooling or a certain program and this is where the problem lies. I currently have a bachelor's in biology although most of the classes are almost 10 years old or older. Most of the health care programs I've looked up are in person only. And the last issue is that my husband is military and that means we move around a lot and currently we will be forced to move in 2 years.
I've looked into nursing but most of the programs would take longer than 2 years to complete and from what I've heard would not transfer to another school.
I'm trying to get more info on well paying careers within human health care that would have a short schooling option. Online or hybrid classes would be even better as I live in the middle of nowhere in my current state.
So far I've looked up nursing but can't find a program I could complete in time. I've looked up radiology and found it hard to find any school near me that I could complete in 2 years or less. So far the only short schooling I can find would be for surgical technician although the pay for that is much lower.
Looking for any ideas or insights that may help me out!
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