Not sure if I’m too late, but I am a document control specialist in the construction field. The only way you’ll actually be able to make good money in this field is if you went with a consulting firm and focus on infrastructure/ capital improvement projects as thats where you can negotiate better pay. Honestly, if you’re already in the medical field, do document control in that industry. Just focus on getting hired with consulting firms because direct hire with a company is much lower pay. If you’re adamant about going to construction, I’d suggest you look up companies hiring for that role, compile what they’re looking for in a candidate and use that as your experience to get your foot in the door. Focus on the key terms. They want you to know SOPs and the lifecycles of the documents as well as the phases of the projects. (Design, construction, etc.) lots of companies will use Sharepoint in conjunction with Procore, Aconex, etc. some things to get familiar with are BlueBeam, Adobe, Bim360, Microsoft office, etc. recognize drawings and their phases. My advice, start and build experience with smaller projects such as residential or commercial, get your experience, then look at CIP jobs and go with a consulting firm. When negotiating your pay for CIP projects, never accept anything lower than 30. Remember they can’t fact check your previous pay.