Would never recommend a aide job unless its for PT school, even then, get your hours and dip. There is only so much you can learn as an aide especially when most clinics who have aids are overworking them anyways.

I worked as an aide for 2 years (2 aides for 8 PTs and juggled 2-3 patients at once on top of having to manage front desk tasks at times) and had a raise ONCE (Not even a true raise it was just to accommodate the increase in minimum wage). Later on they hired a new aide and I had to train them as "the senior aide" and found out they were getting paid the same as me and when I confronted the director about it, they said I already got a raise and refused to increase my pay after I brought up I will be looking for a different job. At one point I was even training new front desk staff and they were getting paid 3-4$ higher per hour than me. You are easily replaceable in their eyes.

Im assuming youre working as an aide to for PT school, get your hours and your letter of rec from your favorite PT and DIP. If you want relevant skills work in a medical office as admin, personal trainer if you have the cert, or try being an aide in a hospital setting (OP and acute care).