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Your decision may be due to an experience you or a family member had as a patient or primary caregiver, or perhaps you're passionate about helping to improve the well-being of certain communities. By sharing your motivations, you show your dedication and desire for your chosen career path .
Helping others made me feel good. Being able to assist someone and put a smile on their face is what motivates me to achieve greatness.
The Caregiver Archetype Attributes This archetype is motivated to provide reassurance, service, advice, listening and an open heart to support the welfare of others. The Caregiver is compassionate, generous, efficient, self-sacrificing, patient, highly competent and an excellent multitasker.
A caregiver may be motivated to provide care for many reasons, by feelings of duty and responsibility as well as of guilt. Doty (1986) identified three factors underlying family caregiving motivations: love and affection, desire to reciprocate past help and societal norms.
Sample answer: “I love helping people and get a sense of satisfaction from seeing how my care makes a difference to people's lives. Seeing my clients achieve personal goals gives me a boost of confidence and reminds me why I love to work in social care.