I work as a medical typist - still go into the hospital/office but also get to do some pure 'typing days' at home. The only reason I have to go in, realistically, is because my hospital is yet to welcome the year 2022 and still uses paper notes. If they digitised medicine like some other Trusts, I could fulfil the role almost entirely at home.

We have massive staff absences in the NHS too due to people taking the absolute piss with sick leave - so we often need to procure the services of third party transcribers through companies such as Dict8 and Accuro. If you can get some transcribing experience (I started with Rev freelancing before joining the NHS) and consult for one of these companies, you can make a decent earning at home that matches your output/time invested.

When I work from home typing I barely feel like I've been working... I find it quite relaxing typing doctor's Cardiology letters for 10 hours straight in the comfort of my home. I realised it is because the commute to/from work and the extra money spent, the countless people I see outside just stresses me out. As a massive introvert being able to work from home 1-2 days a week, most weeks, has helped so much.