26 year old male looking to make a career switch as a Rad Tech! Is it possible?

I currently am a Healthcare Recruiter for all of the imaging modalities and I am not enjoying my work due to metrics and lot of other factors. I have been looking into becoming a Rad Tech recently and wanted to gain some thoughts on if this is realistic to switch to?

I already have a BA in Communications so I assume I would need to go back to school? If anyone could let me know if this is to steep a hill to climb (EX: I have to do 5 more years of school) and what I should do next?

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