The phrase "audit supervisor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who oversees and manages audit processes within an organization.
Example: "The audit supervisor reviewed the financial statements to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "audit manager" or "audit lead".
As a former state auditor and audit supervisor, I can see that the Medicaid audit function is woefully lacking.
Other experts have said broker-dealer auditors should be required to register with the audit supervisor, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
But Mr. Miuccio, who turned 55 in May, never got around to filing the necessary papers with the State Department of Taxation and Finance, where he had worked for 35 years, rising to audit supervisor.
Recent evidence from practice suggests that regulatory risk has made reviews more critical, and audit supervisors are struggling with how to effectively deliver the "tough message".
His mother is an income tax audits supervisor in Kew Gardens, Queens, for the State Department of Taxation and Finance.
Validation studies show that HPQ self-reports of presenteeism correlate well with independent assessments such as work audits, supervisor ratings and peer ratings across a broad range of industries and occupations [ 164].
The answers were analyzed by the company's director of circulation compliance, a job created in August and filled by a former audit bureau supervisor.
Another limitation relates to missing data in the audit of supervisor assessments, which can be traced in the main to two particular rotations: nights and relieving.
Neither IPC competencies nor compliance with dialysis standards and guidelines were routinely audited by supervisors [ 9, 18].
All the treatment sessions were recorded and each week selected sessions were audited by the supervisors.
The groom, 29, is a supervisor in the audit and accounting department of Citrin Cooperman, an accounting, tax and consulting firm in New York.
