I always have goals when I go to the range - and sometimes it’s just to help relax from a stressful week.
There’s a balance between speed and accuracy. That balance will be dictated by the situation.
When you go to the range as a new-ish shooter, your goals should include getting very familiar with your firearm. You should be able to load/unload/and shoot comfortably after a few trips to the range. Yes, loading a magazine is something people do need to learn and there’s absolutely no shame in asking for help if there’s an issue at any point of shooting.
Once you get used to your firearm, I would add in training for clearing malfunctions (here’s one thread about it, there are more in the Community. You can use the magnifying glass in the upper right-hand corner to search for others.)
I would highly suggest taking a couple of classes - including the USCCA Defensive Shooting Fundamentals class. They will help you learn different skills and find ways to improve the skills you already have.
Take your time and have fun (safely) at the range.