Associate Field Tech - Stryker

I've been in healthcare (EMS specifically) for over a decade. As with many, it's beginning to wear on me in a few aspects, so I'm considering a move elsewhere.

I've recently been told about a job with Stryker, the Associate Field Tech. I am pretty mechanically focused and inclined, running a 3D printing business in my spare time, and being a machinist in my earlier years, as well as several other bits besides that I feel line up. I'm also looking into BioMed Tech as a degree.

Joined this sub to post this topic and see what I can expect in the field so far as pay and general experience, and any tips for self done training or web courses and certs I can obtain towards this move, and if it's even worth it.