Healthcare provider , office being bought , don't want to do it again . Career change via bootcamp ? What's possible ?

Healthcare provider , 35 y/o ... due to some some unforseen circumstances I have to sell my office. Did well enough. I'm in NYC area, it's ultra competirive with PE money flooding the field (more info on this at the end ) A couple years ago before buying my office I had considered a career change and going to codesmith , and kind of wish I had. Now I'd be at hopefully 2 yoe etc and have gotten in during a much less competitive time.. I've talked to a few codesmith grads and they all landed 6 figure jobs - but I'm more concerned if there is a path to 250+ TC for bootcamp grads after 2 yoe.. I mean I think I can buckle down and study hard and all that. Undergrad I took up to calc 3 but not discreet math linear algebra stuff. Was lots of chem / organic chem, physics etc. Recently as a test I went though the JavaScript beginner and halfway through intermediate on freecodeacademy . I solved some easy leetcode but prob not the most efficient way.. but got lost on the palindrome one without converting it to a string. Some random pattern math that maybe you absorb after seeing it a few times? Tldr: can I go to a bootcamp, study hard, break in, work hard for a couple years and get to 250k tc? What's work life balance like in real terms, no it relative (fb / Amazon suck etc . What does that actually mean ?) I'm fine w low comp for a few years because my alternative is to go back to residency which will mean 3 years no income + costs of nearly 100k. Or become a cog in the wheel of hell. Can I get to 250-350 TC after bootcamp and few yoe? What is the actual work life balance in tech? Everything discussed on blind is so relative . I currently work 32-34 hrs in direct patient care + hours outside of that + countless sleepless nights And stomaches churning stress. I lost 15 lbs and it's really all stress related., And maybe drinking less . Current TC: 400+ working 4 days / WK, 0 benefits, 0 paid vaca, 0 work from anywhere else... costs dramatically increasing, reimbursements decreasing , employees more demanding and dramatic. Patients extremely demanding, use social media to blackmail you. .. even w all that's shit if I could I'd just keep my office. But it's not in the cards. And tbh I don't enjoy it at all. Future TC working for someone in nyc: 150-200 maybe 250 in 4 days . No benefits or pto. If I went back to residency (which is 3 years no income + net costs of 100k) I'd work 3-4 days a week and have a tc of 200-450 w no benefits . Wife wife works for a bulge bracket and has a great career trajectory but insanity hours. My personal Nw 3.5+ mil once I sell practice and building. Combination of some very lucky re investments in 2010, growing a rental / value add re business over the last 5 years helped by covid, acquiring the building and practice for a low value and growing the practice. and yes some help from the parents to not have totally massive student loans. Cons of office ownership in the future : competing against private equity backed clinics, sucks being a small business owner it's literally the worse. Would be fine to own a multi doc clinic but that's what PE has blown the valuations out if the water so individuals can't even buy them . No opportunities to buy another office without moving to the boonies I don't want to go back into ownership in this environment and I don't want to move to the boonies. likely wouldn't even have an opportunity purchase a nother office once I could get back into practice after surgery. #swe #engineering