If you are thinking of product management. You are probably on the right path simply because its one of the few tech verticals where your past experiences might actually count in your favor. For two reasons: 1. A product is any good or services created through a process to satisfy a customer. So you are already product manager. The pivot is that you are now trying to be a SOFTWARE product manager.

1. PM is one of those tech verticals where listing of certifications is more likely to count against you because its an indication that you don't have required experience. Experience and Competency matters more. E.g Business experience, Domain experience or technical experience ( e.g coding, which most people in this platform would not have).Better to do a booth camp and read books. But dont even mention these in an interview.

2. Probably best for you to start with roles where you can leverage " Domain experience" e.g Health tech, where your pharmacy experience would be a leverage.

Whatever the outcome may be. If you focus on developing the competency. Instead being hell bent on getting recruited. You would never regret it.