BOSTON (AP) — The state auditor is asking questions about $2 million in bonuses given to top University of Massachusetts Medical School officials that were not properly documented.

State Auditor Suzanne Bump’s office says the bonuses were given over a three-year period and include $367,500 in payments to the Worcester school’s chancellor, Michael Collins, whose salary last year was more than $800,000.

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