I did it for about a month 3-4 days a week for about 5 hours a day. I will probably still do it part time for a little while after starting a new job. Here's a general description from another thread.
"it took a while to get started but I've been doing them for a couple weeks. It's mind-numbingly boring and you have to deal with bored old people who want someone to listen to their medical concerns, but otherwise relatively easy especially as you can do them from your house when it's virtual (usually during business and evening hours). You can set your schedule based on availability. In person pays $100/exam, virtual only pays $85/exam. AFAIK due to COVID concerns they're only doing virtual now, but that can change. Most exams can be done in an hour or less (that's what you're scheduled for). The company is called Signify Health. I applied on their website, but didn't initially get a response so I applied again on a doc recruiter site and got contacted that day (it still took over 2 months for me to get started with the company)."
Cons: lots of cancellations. When I was scheduled to do about 5 exams a day the rate was about 20-40% (sometimes higher) Being virtual is less painful as you're home and can do what you want, but you don't get paid if you don't do the exam. Reasons vary from simply not being able to reach the patient on the phone to the patient being unable to navigate the technology to do a video visit (required for the assessments).
Also, the company is pretty stupid. They had scheduled me for two days but still hadn't sent me the I-pod to do them with. I e-mailed them at some point that week and that's when they finally sent me the I-pod but with fedex delays all those appointments were cancelled because no one made sure I had the equipment prior to scheduling my appointments.
It's not something I would ever do long term but for a transition job it can work.