Dr. Muppavarapu grew up in Chicago, Illinois as the oldest of two brothers. He went on to graduate from Glenbard South High School in the top 5% of his class and as an AP Scholar with Distinction. Dr. Muppavarapu received an academic scholarship to attend the Guaranteed Professional Admissions Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago.  After graduating Summa Cum Laude he then went to complete medical school at the University of Illinois College of Medicine. Upon completion of medical school, Dr. Muppavarapu completed his Orthopaedic Surgery Internship and Residency at Tufts Medical Center/New England Baptist Hospital. While in his training, Dr. Muppavarapu published numerous Orthopedic peer reviewed scientific papers and he continues to participate in research and scholarly activities.  

After the completion of his Orthopaedic Surgical Training, Dr. Muppavarapu was selected to the prestigious Emanuel Kaplan Hand and Upper Extremity Fellowship at the NYU Hospital For Joint Diseases. He was selected as the Hand and Upper Extremity administrative fellow and served on the resident council for quality and safety and the hospital committee for infection control. During his training at the Hospital for Joint Diseases, Dr. Muppavarapu helped treat work related injuries to the NYPD, NYFD, and hotel trade union.  His clinical interests include pathologies ranging from the fingertip to the shoulder. Dr. Muppavarapu enjoys taking care of patients in the service industry and would like to continue his care for those that help others.

Dr. Muppavarapu and his wife are delighted to be back in Boston and look forward to starting and raising a family in New England. When not at work he enjoys spending time with his family and his hobbies include golf, basketball, chess, tennis, skiing, woodworking, and reading.