There are programs that people can take to be certified as a 'death doula' - sort of like a midwife (midhusband?) to help the dying individual through that final transition.
For those providers who have a natural caring and compassonate character, becoming certified as a death doula could be a way of serving community members at the most intensely personal point of their lives.
I dont know what the compensation is for that type of work, but I have a feeling that becoming a death doula would appeal mostly to those who are not primarily motivated by the remuneration factor anyway. I imagine one could also focus their doula services on members of the LGTBQ community specifically, and do the work on a strictly part-time/ on-call basis if so desired.
It would be important for anyone considering this sort of work to have a good support system as well. Helping someone through death is understandably draining on an emotional and psychological level.
I imagine there are many escorts out there who genuinely enjoy bringing happiness and fulfilment to the men who hire them for intimacy, and I would not be surprised if these same guys would also make excellent doulas. ?