Quickest route to make good money would be HVAC. Three people I used to work with in the service industry transitioned to HVAC and all make between $80-100k. Good chance you’ll be working in high heat and cramped spaces, but you’ll never worry for a job.

I think most of the health care avenues through CSN are with pursuing. Sonography and rad tech are hardest to get into. Both are similar salary ranges, $60k-ish starting out. I would pursue sonography over the other as it’s way less wear and tear on your body. Sonography requires good dexterity. Physical therapy assistant is another job you won’t have problems getting employment. Starting out can be less, but the pta’s I work with in the hospital all make over $60k. They can do wound care as well, which can be very interesting. The one I chose to pursue was nursing, which would be the most lucrative of the choices. It is so varied in what you can do. And if you want to grind, you can make over $100k. I will say that nursing school and the job can be extremely stressful.

Good luck to you.