I agree that neither is likely to help you get admitted to medical school. If these programs are admitting applicants now for Fall 2022, they are not likely to be competitive programs that will lead to a good job after graduation, if you end up going pro in something other than medicine.
If you want to be a health care administrator, then take a year of accounting in 2022-23 at a community college (or have you already taken that coursework?) and get yourself an entry level job in clinic or hospital administration (many start as overnight administrators, someone who holds down the fort administratively while health care providers do their thing in the emergency department, ICU, etc). Think about a MHA or MBA in health administration starting in 2023 or later.
If you want to be a physician, you should be able to get an entry level job in a hospital or clinic. There are jobs that require only a HS diploma and some on the job training, or, if you can afford it, be a full-time volunteer in a health care setting.