150-200k in Healthtech/EHR Software might be a tall ask unless it's like way way down the line. They tend to pay a lot lower than the more tech-focused counterparts. I also used to work in healthcare as an IT administrator and it definitely help set me up for the future, but honestly the culture of healthcare is such a grind, I don't know that I'd love working in that industry, even as a full software engineer. (Also, I hate Epic lol). Otherwise, I think Cybersecurity or Cloud, even general IT support would be a solid fit and you could realistically get into one of those roles in 1-2 years with diligent work. You may not need to go back to school for a CS degree or anything, but I'd recommend self-teaching and looking into different coding courses or bootcamps as well. Make sure you do research on them though because there are definitely some bootcamps/courses that just seem like money-grabs.