Go to a local college and find out if it has programs in anatomy, physiology, nursing or biology or medical assistant programs. Share your information. It gives you a new outlook. You should also consider consulting on anything to do with patient care. Get involved with quality control or patient utilization reviews and case management.
Nurses fit that profile very well.
For the accreditation organization, you would review hospitals to see that they are meeting their standards of care and are worthy of keeping their license. Also, look up hospitals in the areas where you would want to live, and send your resume to each one. At my facility we were 50 percent understaffed in radiology for months. There are fewer schools now and not enough students coming out to fill the need, and this is true across the country. I also have a strong background in ophthalmic photography.