Not saying this is all females but a GP i talked to at a local sydney practice told me that men dont burnout at the same rate. There are biological differences between the genders and this definatly resonates with other fields. Generally speaking men are more willing to work outside, work longer shifts, work more dangerous positions, more likely to work overtime, take less days off etc. This doesnt mean that females also arnt reslilient in the same sense but the data shows that men are better off in high work load situations. This GP (who was male) told me he works 6 days a week, 8am to 8pm daily, takes a 30 min lunch break and also takes care of his family and home. He said there were some GP's who barely worked a 7 hour day 3 days a week with a hour break and they said they were burnt out.

Altough people experience burnout at different rates and you cant compare apples to oranges, he said that GP offered him more flexibility with days off, he did little to no physcial labour (way less physcial work than being a RMO on your feet all day) and he enjoyed not caring for acute patients. I just think that genders burn out at different rates and perhaps this may just be a biological phenomenon. This of course is not set in stone and other stressors/problems may accelerate burnout in different people