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How do I change my career to become an Ultrasound Technician specializing in prenatal care?

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I'm 32 years old with an undergraduate degree in Communication Studies and Fine Arts. I took a course in Front-end Development a few years back and have been working in corporate offices for the past few years. I like the tech aspect of what I do but am feeling unfullfilled by my career choice and hate the corporate culture.I recently had a baby and was very interested in all things ultrasound that related to my pregnancy. I adored my prenatal clinic and realized I would love working in one and working with pregnant women. I want to change careers and become an Ultrasound Technician. The course I found in Toronto says they require either clinic experience or a degree in Kinesiology. Is it possible for me?

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