Has software experience but not sure where to start when it comes to healthcare

Are you someone who has a 4 year college degree? You may be a computer science major. Perhaps you’re someone who graduated high school with networking certifications. Or maybe you’ve attended a coding bootcamp. You could be a seasoned veteran with years of IT experience. You get the point.
Whatever the case, you may be interested in the healthcare field. The PACS analyst role will rely heavily on your technical background.
Advantages of background
The benefits of having this background is highly advantageous. The PACS analyst role (arguably a hybrid role between clinical & IT based support) is one that falls under the information systems umbrella. To be successful, you’ll need the understanding of basic networking, server infrastructure, various hardware and software components – likely something Person B already has.
Put simply, this is an Information Systems position, which requires the skills you posses.