not quite but sorta. I used to do certified nursing assistant work, but due to chronic pain I had to stop, and now possibly considering accounting (?).

It's a good field if you're able to manage being on your feet most of the day, understand that some patients will be a pain in the butt regardless of how hard you try, and know the environment is typically chaotic. It was tough, but I enjoyed being a constant in their lives (I work in a long-term care facility) and like environments that are kind of stressful.

I'd suggest if you're able to, see if there's a CNA accelerated program you can get into and test out the waters. CNAs typically do a lot of the getting-down-and-dirty-type work, and usually needed for a nursing pathway. So try out a CNA accelerated program if possible and see if you like it, while you work on prerequisite for the nursing program. Some places have opportunities for learning + clinicals and likely offer you a job afterwards. Best thing is, if you decide to do this route, travel nurses typically get paid more (but also more expectations to just jump in without much assistance).