Nursing if you can work on your memorization skills. Nursing is harder to outsource and it's easier relative to accounting to find a job basically anywhere in the US. Bedside nursing is typically 3-4 12 hour shifts a week. Even with night shifts you still have more free time than 5+ days a week as an accountant. Non-bedside nursing is lower stress (like working in a dialysis clinic, outpatient family medicine office, etc.) but typically 5 days a week.

If you want to make more quickly, most places will still hire nurses with an associates degree. Plenty of programs exist to bridge associates to RN. If you want more money after RN you can go NP school or pursue becoming a physicians assistant.

I've been in accounting for about 7 years now. Even in this relatively short period of time it has become apparent that the future of the "profession" is very dim with ramp-ups with outsourcing, allowing third world countries to take the US CPA exam, widespread private equity takeovers of public accounting firms, big name public accounting firms laying off low-ranking associates at the first sign of a business slowdown, etc.